Haddow Job / Standish

This home in Standish, Maine is located across the road from the Standish Town Hall. The homeowners had 8 fireplaces that needed lots of care. This home is the oldest house in the Town of Standish. Supaflu came in rebuilt the chimney tops and lined all the fireplaces with Supaflu. The poured liner restored and strengthened the age old chimney so that each and every fireplace could be used safely.

The Supaformers being deflated and showing the resulting Supaflu lined chimney.

Newbury, Mass Job

Back in 2000 Supaflu was a vendor in the Boston Home Show at the Copley Center. It was their that a customer came by and spoke with me about a new chimney that was buily by a local mason. All 8 (eight) fireplaces smoked and didn't draw properly. He asked me to come by and to see if I could help him. Within 2 days we evaluated his fireplaces and the reasoning why they didn't work properly. I told him that we could bring all his fireplace back to a safe working condition. After the work was finished he was completely satisfied with his first chimney he had us come back the next year to restore the other fireplaces.

Wilton, Maine Project May, 2000

Joe Hanslip Project in Wilton, Maine. A farm on top of the Mountain in Wilton, Maine. A property handed down from generation to generation. The center chimney needed to be restored. Three fireplaces that had not been in operation in years. With the Supaflu product cast in the chimney enabled all three fireplaces to be used safely.

Spang Builders Job… Ocean Ave Kport

Supaflu was hired to restore a unused / unsafe fireplace. You will notice the two individual ( rectangular ) unlined flues. Each of the these flues handled a fireplace on the first floor and a coal insert. The first floor fireplace / flue wasn’t constructed properly way back in the day. The flue was way undersized and the fireplace smoked and was unusable. We meticulously remove the brick masonry separation walls between the two flues. We had to remove the bricks all the way down to the top of the smoke chamber. The result was a very large flue chase that allowed for us to cast a 11” round Supaflu liner. The result was a structurally sound chimney with a proper sized flue for the proper function and safe use of the fireplace. It’s jobs like this that set us apart from other masons that really no the proper design and functionality of the masonry chimneys.