Chimney Liners

Most commercial chimneys were constructed without a liner system, although some were originally built better than others. Given time they all tend to breakdown over the years. Designs in appliances vented through chimneys have changed, most masonry chimneys were not designed to handle the venting requirements of modern appliances.

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A lot of commercial chimneys were built with multiple wythes of brick, meaning the inner wythe of brick may be firebrick, and the remaining wythes in the chimney are just standard brick.

The exhaust gases from natural gas, oil, coal, and propane is very acidic. Additionally, the exhaust gases from these fuels produce extreme amounts of water. Mixing acidic flue gases with water creates an acid rain, which causes the chimney to deteriorate from the inside out. It’s not uncommon to find hundreds of bricks at the base, or in the clean outs, of unlined commercial chimneys. The masonry repairs on large chimneys and smokestack are costly and very often unpractical

Installing a stainless-steel liner system protects the masonry chimney from the constant bombardment from acidic flue gases. A stainless-steel chimney liner locks in the moisture created by the flue gases, and the stainless steel is impervious to the acidic nature of the flue gases.

Reliable Diesel Generators for Seamless Backup

Some applications require the diesel generator to accept a high impact load, with minimal voltage and frequency deviations in the event of a power loss, for example, compliance with Health Service Technical Memorandum (HTM).

Installing a diesel generator set on-site provides a secure and reliable standby power source. Our range of diesel generators provide genuine peace of mind in the event of a loss to mains power to mission critical infrastructures such as Hospitals, Banks, Utility Companies, and Commercial buildings.

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