We carry out chimney take-downs in Bowthorpe, a planned residential district on the western edge of Norwich with a housing stock largely built from the 1970s onwards.
Bowthorpe was developed from the mid-1970s as a planned community and most of its housing is therefore relatively modern - brick-built detacheds, semis and terraces across three distinct village areas, with rooflines that are generally lower-pitched and covered in concrete interlocking tiles. Chimney stacks here are often smaller in scale than those on Victorian-era housing, but they still deteriorate when unused, and a failing stack on a flat or shallowly-pitched Bowthorpe roof can let water pool around the base very quickly.
We remove stacks to below roof level and reinstate the concrete tile covering to a clean finish. Because Bowthorpe properties tend to have straightforward roof geometry, this is often a quick and tidy job. Call us for a free no-obligation 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.
