Certified FireGuard Installer
Ceramic Resurfacing & Joint Repair System using FireGuard
The FireGuard system is specifically designed to correct open mortar joints, misaligned flue liners, and fractures within flue liners. FireGuard is the only certified ceramic resurfacing and mortar joint repair system of it’s kind.
Open joints between flue liners and fractures in flue liners create dangerous openings within the overall chimney system. These openings can allow carbon monoxide and heat to escape the chimney and flammable creosote (by-products from wood combustion) to build-up between the outside of the flue lining and the inside of the chimney casing.
Worst-case scenario, should these flammable deposits ignite, the heat and quite possibly the flame could transmit to the dwelling.
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Employing a vibration unit, which promotes maximum penetration of tight mortar joints and fractures, and a consistent coat distribution for resurfacing. Without pinpoint vibration unit, the ceramics do not penetrate tight openings nor form a solid, consistent coating over surfaces.
As recommended by the National Fire Protection Agency 211 – Standard for Chimneys, Fireplaces, Vents, and Solid Fuel-Burning Appliances,
“If the flue liner in a chimney has softened, cracked or otherwise deteriorated so that it no longer has the continued ability to contain the products of combustion (i.e., heat, moisture, creosote, and flue gases), it shall be either removed and replaced, repaired, or relined.”
National Fire Protection Agency
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FireGuard can save you money:
Before the introduction of the FireGuard pure ceramic system, the only option was to reline the flue, which is dramatically more expensive and may decrease the performance or “draw” of the flue.
The FireGuard system seals the flue throughout the entire flue area. The unique chemical and physical properties of the FireGuard pure ceramic material and the method by which it is applied produce heat, acid, and water-resistant surfaces that decrease dangerous heat transfer and virtually eliminate gas seepage through the flue liners.
Did you know: The FireGuard system can be installed in any size or shape flue liner.
Why choose FireGuard?
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FireGuard‘s temperature rating, 3,205 F, is the highest rating in the industry.
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The FireGuard process typically costs less than relining.
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FireGuards process does not appreciably decrease the area of the original flue; consequently, the performance of the fireplace or appliance will not change.
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The process usually completed in less than a day, with much less disturbance to the inside of the home, since the flue liners are not removed.
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Warranty offered (See FAQ below)
Frequently Asked Questions:
Does FireGuard have a warranty?
FireGuard has a Lifetime Transferable Warranty against material failure provided with every FireGuard mortar joint repair and a factory guarantee against material failure is provided with every FireGuard resurfacing repair
Do I have to use a Firesafe Industries approved contractor?
Yes. Due to the specific customization process, all chimney products are only available to contractors.
FireGuard Ceramic Resurfacing
Ceramic Resurfacing & Joint Repair System using FireGuard
The FireGuard system is specifically designed to correct open mortar joints, misaligned flue liners, and fractures within flue liners. FireGuard is the only certified ceramic resurfacing and mortar joint repair system of it’s kind.
Open joints between flue liners and fractures in flue liners create dangerous openings within the overall chimney system. These openings can allow carbon monoxide and heat to escape the chimney and flammable creosote (by-products from wood combustion) to build-up between the outside of the flue lining and the inside of the chimney casing.
Worst-case scenario, should these flammable deposits ignite, the heat and quite possibly the flame could transmit to the dwelling.
Employing a vibration unit, which promotes maximum penetration of tight mortar joints and fractures, and a consistent coat distribution for resurfacing. Without pinpoint vibration unit, the ceramics do not penetrate tight openings nor form a solid, consistent coating over surfaces.
As recommended by the National Fire Protection Agency 211 – Standard for Chimneys, Fireplaces, Vents, and Solid Fuel-Burning Appliances,
“If the flue liner in a chimney has softened, cracked or otherwise deteriorated so that it no longer has the continued ability to contain the products of combustion (i.e., heat, moisture, creosote, and flue gases), it shall be either removed and replaced, repaired, or relined.”
National Fire Protection Agency