Swanton Abbott is a scattered rural parish south of North Walsham, where farmhouses and converted agricultural buildings often carry large, now-redundant chimney stacks in need of professional removal.
Properties here range from 19th-century brick farmhouses to more recent rural builds, and the chimneys on the older stock can be substantial — two or even three flues within a single stack, built to serve ranges and fireplaces throughout the house. When those appliances are gone and the stack is left exposed, it becomes the most vulnerable part of the roof in terms of water ingress and wind loading.
We assess each stack individually, take it down to below the roof surface, and complete the tile covering to match the surrounding area as closely as possible. A chimney take-down in a typical Swanton Abbott farmhouse costs less than one serious episode of water damage to a ceiling or rafter. Ring us to arrange a free site visit.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
