Hunstanton is the only east-coast resort that faces west, meaning chimney stacks here get the full force of weather rolling in off the Wash — and when they fail, they need rebuilding properly.
The town has an unusually varied building mix: the Victorian and Edwardian terraces and hotels in Old Hunstanton, the 1930s interwar semis along the town's inland roads, and the distinctive brick-and-carstone properties that give parts of Hunstanton its particular character. Carstone is soft and porous, and stacks built with it — or with older brick in high-wind coastal positions — are especially vulnerable to accelerated mortar decay, spalling faces and structural movement.
We rebuild chimney stacks in Hunstanton from the failed course upward, replacing flashings and flaunching at the same time so the whole assembly is sound. Our Fakenham base puts us around 15 miles from Hunstanton, close enough to offer fast response — call us to book a free chimney survey before the autumn westerlies arrive.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
