Chimney Repairs in Lancashire and Cumbria

Roof Repairs

Chimney Repairs

Chimney stacks made sound and watertight again.

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Roofing & cladding specialists
Lancashire & Cumbria based

Exterior property care

Repairs that keep the stack dry

A chimney takes the weather on every side, so it is often the first part of the roof to let water in. The signs usually show up indoors first, as damp on a chimney breast or a stain on a bedroom ceiling, rather than at the roof itself.

We repair and rebuild chimney stacks, renew the flaunching, pots and cowls, and fit or re-dress the lead flashing, soakers and back gutter where the stack meets the roof. Where a stack is beyond saving or no longer needed, we can rebuild it or take it down and make the roof good.

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What's included

What the job covers

Everything that goes into doing the job properly, so nothing gets left half-finished.

Partial and full chimney rebuilds
New flaunching, pots and cowls
Lead flashing, soakers and saddles renewed
Removal of redundant stacks and making good
Waterproofing treatments for exposed brickwork

How it works

From first call to final photos

Why choose us

Feel confident about your roof, from the first conversation onwards

Know what your property needs and how the work will be delivered. Crest brings clear guidance and careful installation to homes throughout Lancashire and Cumbria.

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Common questions

Chimney Repairs FAQs

What is chimney flaunching?

It is the mortar cap that holds the pots and sheds water off the top of the stack. When it cracks, water gets in, so renewing it is a common part of a chimney repair.

Why is there damp on my chimney breast?

It is usually failed flashing or washed-out pointing letting water into the stack, which then tracks down inside the wall. Putting the leadwork and brickwork right stops it at source.

Can you take down a chimney we no longer use?

Yes. We can remove a redundant stack to roof level or below and make the roof watertight where it stood.

My chimney is leaning, can it be saved?

Often it needs rebuilding from the point where the mortar has failed. We assess it and explain honestly whether a rebuild or a full removal is the better option.

Do you fit chimney cowls?

Yes. Cowls help keep out rain and birds and can assist with draught or damp problems. We fit the type that suits what you need.

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