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Chimney liner needed in New Jersey for oil burner replacement?

mushrat
mushrat Member Posts: 5
in Oil Heating
Hello, I have a a 16" square concrete chimney with an 8" round center built in 1950 with no terra cotta liner running up through the center of a 2 story cape. Does anyone know if I will be required to install a stainless liner for my new boiler installation to pass inspection in New Jersey if I am staying with oil? Thanks and please forgive me if this topic has been covered before as I am a new member

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  • MikeJ
    MikeJ Member Posts: 103
    Can't say for New Jersey but in Omaha Yes. Even if there was a liner may still need new liner depends on size of liner, if that's not confusing. :D
  • EzzyT
    EzzyT Member Posts: 1,344
    To answer your question a new stainless steel liner is required by code even if your staying with oil.
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  • mushrat
    mushrat Member Posts: 5
    Thank you both for your input, this installation price is quickly rising Yikes!

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