Weeting's older cottages and flint-faced properties often carry chimney stacks that haven't seen a working fire in decades — and we remove them safely and cleanly from your roofline.
Weeting sits just north of Brandon on the edge of Breckland, and the village has a mix of traditional Norfolk flint cottages, post-war semis and rural bungalows. Many of these properties have chimney stacks from long-redundant solid fuel systems — stacks that now do little more than let in rain and draw heat out through an unsealed void.
We reduce the stack below roof level, finish with a lead slate and matching clay or concrete tiles, and take every bit of broken brick and old mortar away with us. If you're unsure whether your chimney is active or not, call us for a free roof survey before making any decisions.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
