Long Stratton's ribbon of older cottages and interwar semis along the A140 corridor means chimney stacks here are exposed to prevailing south-westerly winds and require more frequent attention than many owners expect.
Chimney stacks on 1930s and earlier properties in Long Stratton frequently suffer from failed flaunching — the mortar cap that holds the pots — and deteriorating stack joints that let rain track into the roof void. A chimney rebuild in Long Stratton from lead flashing level upward typically runs from £1,100 to £2,500, and in most cases we can complete the work within a single day once scaffolding is in place.
We're on the road between Diss and Norwich regularly and carry out chimney surveys in Long Stratton and nearby villages like Tasburgh and Forncett without delay. If your flaunching has cracked or a pot has shifted, don't leave it through another winter — call us to arrange a free roof-level inspection.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
