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Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire

Chimney Repairs in Gerrards Cross

Loose pots, a leaning stack or crumbling joints on your Gerrards Cross chimney, made sound again by qualified roofers working to a written schedule.

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Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire

Chimney Flashings & Cowls

Frost and rain wear hardest on the top of your Gerrards Cross chimney, where the flaunching holding the pots in place tends to crack before the rest of the stack. Cracked flaunching is broken off and renewed with a fresh sloping cap, and any loose pots are reset firmly or swapped for new ones.

Chimney work leaves brick dust and old mortar behind, so the roof, gutters and ground around your Gerrards Cross home are cleared at the end, just as they are in Beaconsfield, Amersham and Chesham.

Chimney stack under repair with scaffold and protective sheeting
Roofer laying bricks to rebuild a chimney stack
Lead flashing around the base of a brick chimney on a clay tiled roof
Why Choose Us for Chimney Repairs

Why Trust Us with Your Stack

As a vetted Checkatrade member, our team offers Gerrards Cross homeowners a free look at the chimney and an honest account of what it does and does not need.

Brick chimney stack with new lead flashings on a red tiled roof

Matched Mortar & Brickwork

When we repoint or rebuild, we aim to match the colour and texture of your existing mortar and bricks, so the repair blends into the house.

Planned Dates

A written schedule, issued before work starts, lists the days our roofers will be at the stack, so planning is easy.

Experience That Counts

Chimney faults are judged by someone who has seen plenty of them: the owner, who has worked 15 years in the roofing trade.

One Agreed Price

You pay the figure on the accepted quote. If the stack hides a problem we could not see, we show you and agree it first.

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Chimney Repairs: How It Works

Our Chimney Repair Process

The stages below apply to most chimney work, though every stack has its own needs.

1

Inspect the Stack

We check the brickwork, pointing, flaunching, pots and flashings to see what has failed and what is still sound.

2

Price It in Writing

You receive a fixed written quote setting out each repair, the safe access needed and the days we plan to be there.

3

Repair or Rebuild

Loose mortar is raked out and renewed, flaunching and pots are reset, and flashings or brickwork are replaced as agreed.

4

Look It Over Together

With the stack finished and the rubble taken away, we review the completed work with you and confirm everything has been done as agreed.

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Chimney Repairs FAQs

Chimney Repairs FAQs in Gerrards Cross

Do You Carry Out Chimney Repairs in Gerrards Cross?

Yes. Gerrards Cross is within the area our team covers, as are Beaconsfield, Amersham and Chesham. We repoint brickwork, renew flaunching, reset or replace pots, fit cowls, renew flashings, and rebuild or take down stacks where that is the right answer. The free visit comes before any price, and the price you then receive is fixed and in writing.

Can You Remove an Unused Chimney From My Gerrards Cross Home?

Often, yes. An unused stack on a Gerrards Cross house can be taken down below the roofline, the opening covered and the slope tiled to match. Where the stack is shared with a neighbour or carries something inside, we explain what that means at the visit, before you decide anything.

What Is Chimney Flaunching?

Flaunching is the sloped layer of mortar on top of a chimney stack that holds the pots in place and throws rainwater off the top. Because it faces the sky, it takes the worst of the frost and rain, and it often cracks before the rest of the stack. Renewing it stops water getting into the stack from above.

How Do I Know If My Chimney Needs Repointing?

Look at the joints between the bricks. If the mortar has worn back, crumbled or fallen out in places, the stack needs repointing. Other clues include damp on the chimney breast inside or bits of mortar collecting on the roof or the ground. We can check closely from the roof and tell you how much needs doing.

Do I Need a Cowl on My Chimney?

A cowl or cap stops rain, birds and debris getting into the flue. On a chimney you no longer use, a capped top with ventilation keeps it dry while letting air move through. On a working flue the right cowl depends on the appliance, so we will ask what the chimney serves before recommending one.

Can You Remove a Chimney I No Longer Use?

Yes. An unused stack above the roofline can be taken down, the opening covered, and the roof tiled over so it matches the slope around it. A stack shared with a neighbour, or one that supports anything inside, needs more thought, and we will explain what applies to your house when we visit.
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