North Walsham's mix of Victorian terraces and Edwardian semis carries more redundant chimney stacks than most towns of its size — and we remove them properly.
The older streets around Grammar School Road and the town centre are lined with solid brick properties built when coal fires heated every room. Many of those stacks now serve nothing — the fireplaces long since boarded up — yet they continue to let water in at the flashing line and shed mortar onto roofs and gutters every winter. A redundant stack on a North Walsham terrace is a recurring maintenance bill waiting to happen.
We take the stack down below roof level, make good the tiles or slates and dress new lead across the opening, leaving the chimney breast inside the house structurally intact. Our team works regularly across North Norfolk from our Cromer base, so turnaround is fast. Call us for a free roof survey and we'll tell you honestly whether the work is worthwhile on your property.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
