We carry out full chimney stack removals across Wisbech, taking redundant stacks down below roof level and making good the covering so damp stays out for good.
Wisbech has a dense stock of Victorian and Edwardian terraces — particularly around the North Brink, South Brink and the streets running back from the River Nene — where tall, decorative chimney stacks were built for coal fires that haven't been lit in decades. These stacks are now a liability: the brickwork weathers, the flaunching cracks, and rainwater tracks down inside the redundant flue straight into the bedroom ceiling below. We see it regularly in this part of Fenland.
Our team works from properly erected scaffold — no ladders propped against gutters — and once the stack is down we patch the roof covering to match, flash the opening and fit a purpose-made vent cowl to the capped flue. If you've noticed a damp patch on a chimney breast wall in your Wisbech home, call us to arrange a free roof survey before the problem spreads.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
