Hunstanton's seafront terraces and Victorian guest houses carry more redundant chimney stacks than almost anywhere else on the North Norfolk coast — and the North Sea exposure makes every one of them a liability.
The older properties along the Esplanade and the streets running back from the cliff face were built with multiple stacks serving rooms that now have central heating. The chalk-and-carstone construction typical of Hunstanton means brickwork can deteriorate faster than in more sheltered towns, and a neglected stack that's open to prevailing westerly and northerly winds will push damp into a roof space within a season or two.
We take stacks down to below the roofline, make good with matching materials, and leave the roof fully weathertight — no temporary coverings, no return visits. If you've noticed staining on a chimney breast ceiling or crumbling mortar visible from the street, call us to arrange a free chimney survey.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
