How do I remove and replace an old stove vent pipe?

Last update: December 22, 2009

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I need to remove a stove pipe. It's 8" terracotta inside a galvanized sleeve. I haven't found a roofer in SF willing to do this work. I'm thinking of building a frame around the duct to support it and then cutting the steel sleeve and removing the pipe. Any suggestions?

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