Your chimney’s smoke chamber in New Jersey plays a critical role in directing smoke from your fireplace into the flue , but over time, the walls of this chamber can crack, flake, or become rough and unsafe.
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That’s where Smoktite resurfacing comes in. Smoktite is a high-temperature, ceramic-based resurfacing system designed to restore the smoke chamber’s integrity, smoothness, and safety.
Whether you're dealing with deteriorated masonry or simply want better performance, resurfacing with Smoktite improves airflow, reduces creosote buildup, and helps prevent chimney fires.

Smoktite is a spray-applied ceramic coating system used to repair and reinforce smoke chambers ,the funnel-shaped area just above the fireplace damper and below the flue. It's a UL-listed product, meaning it's been tested for high-heat, fire-safe use.
Once applied and cured, Smoktite forms a smooth, seamless layer over rough or cracked smoke chamber surfaces.

















The smoke chamber is often one of the most overlooked parts of a chimney,and also one of the most dangerous when damaged. Rough or deteriorated chambers can restrict draft, collect creosote, and even allow heat transfer to surrounding wood framing.
Resurfacing with Smoktite solves these problems and improves both safety and performance.

Because the smoke chamber is hidden behind the firebox, damage often goes unnoticed without a proper inspection. Chimney professionals use video or mirror tools to evaluate the chamber and recommend Smoktite when necessary.
If your fireplace has draft problems or fails inspection, it may be time to resurface.

The resurfacing process is fast, clean, and minimally invasive. A chimney technician preps the chamber, applies Smoktite in multiple coats using a spray system, and allows it to cure. Once set, it forms a smooth, ceramic shell that’s highly heat-resistant and code-compliant.
Most jobs can be completed in a single visit.
Smoktite is a ceramic, fire-rated, spray-on resurfacing product designed to withstand temperatures up to 3,000°F.
Yes. It's more efficient, longer-lasting, and less labor-intensive than hand-parging with mortar or cement.
When applied properly, Smoktite can last 20+ years and typically requires no maintenance.
Usually, yes.But it’s recommended to wait 24–48 hours for full curing, depending on conditions.
Prices range from $1,000 to $2,500 depending on chimney size, condition, and access.