North Walsham homeowners are choosing chimney take-downs to stop water ingress and cut the cost of maintaining stacks that haven't served a working fireplace in decades.
North Walsham has a solid mix of Victorian and Edwardian terraces around the town centre, along with inter-war semis and older flint-and-brick cottages on the outskirts toward Worstead and Dilham. Many of these properties carry tall, original chimney stacks that were built for coal fires long since blocked off — stacks that now sit exposed to the north Norfolk weather with no flue liner, no regular sweeping, and crumbling mortar joints letting rainwater straight into the roof space.
We erect scaffold, dismantle the stack down to below the roofline, and reinstate the roof covering with matching clay or concrete tiles so the finished result looks right from the street. All rubble and waste is taken away as part of the price. We work regularly across the Broadland and North Norfolk districts, so we know the tile profiles common to this area and can source a close match without delay.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
