Mildenhall's post-war housing estates and older market town core both carry redundant chimney stacks that, once left unmaintained, become a genuine structural risk.
Mildenhall has an interesting mix of building ages — there are pre-war brick cottages and terraces close to the town centre and market place, alongside significant post-war residential development put up during the expansion of RAF Mildenhall and the surrounding area. Even on post-war properties, original chimney stacks were built for solid-fuel back boilers or open fires that were decommissioned long ago. Without regular repointing and flashing work, these stacks absorb water, and freeze-thaw cycles in the exposed Fenland winters accelerate the damage significantly.
Our chimney take-down service removes the redundant stack down to below the roof deck, reinstates the felt, battens, and tile covering, and seals the internal flue. We work on everything from concrete interlocking tiles to traditional clay plain tiles common on older Mildenhall properties. Ring us to arrange a free inspection and written quote.
No obligation · We usually respond within 2 hours
Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
