What we do

  • Repointing — perished mortar raked out and fresh mortar in, so the stack stops shedding.
  • Lead flashing — the join where the chimney meets the roof is where most chimney leaks start. New lead, cut and dressed properly.
  • Chimney removal — taken down below the roofline in stages and the roof made good where the stack stood. The fireplace breast inside stays put.

Signs your chimney needs a look

  • Crumbly mortar on the roof, in the gutter or on the path
  • Damp patches around the chimney breast indoors
  • A sooty smell in the loft when it rains
  • A stack that's leaning — that one doesn't wait

If a neighbour mentions your chimney, listen. They can see it better than you can.

About taking one down

Taking a chimney down is a proper job: scaffold, dust sheets, bricks off in stages, then the roof made good where the stack stood. The breast inside the house stays, so your rooms don't change — you just lose the thing you were worrying about.

Worried about your chimney?

Ring or send a photo — we'll tell you if it can wait and what it needs.

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