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We are chimney repair specialists for repointing, chimney stacks, flashing, chimney pots and mortar repairs

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More damage is done to chimneys than to nearly any other component of your roof. Exposed on all sides, exposed to continuous heat movement, and frequently ignored until something obviously goes wrong, by the time most people become aware of a chimney issue, water has typically been entering for a while.
We repair chimneys
on all kinds of properties in Swindon and the surrounding region. Whether you have a cracked pot, a leaning stack, crumbling masonry, or failing flashing, we will evaluate the chimney's overall condition and perform the necessary repairs rather than just covering the obvious issue and letting the rest degrade.


85% of the chimneys we're called out to inspect need targeted repairs, not a full rebuild and catching the problem early is almost always what makes the difference in keeping that cost manageable.

Common Chimney Repairs in Swindon


Chimney Repointing

All year long, a chimney stack's mortar joints are subject to UV rays, rain, and freeze-thaw cycles. Water can enter the stack and track down into the property as a result of the mortar's gradual breakdown, porosity, and eventual collapse. Using a mortar mix suitable for the age and type of brickwork, we rake out and repoint chimney stacks.

Chimney Pot Repairs and Replacement

Chimney pots that are cracked, loose, or dislodged pose a risk of water intrusion as well as a safety hazard. When a chimney is no longer in use, we replace cracked pots, re-bed loose pots, remove unnecessary pots, and cap the flue.

Ridge and Haunching Repairs

The mortar fillet that seals the top of the stack and beds the chimney pot, known as haunching, deteriorates with time. Water lies on top of the stack and soaks in as it disappears. We correctly rehaunch chimney pots to restore weatherproofing and drainage.

Capping and Decommissioning

Water intrusion and continuous maintenance problems are avoided in chimneys that are no longer in use by covering the flue and making the stack weathertight. We take out unnecessary pots, properly cap the flue, and leave the stack in a stable, low-maintenance state.

Chimney Flashing Repair and Replacement

One of the main causes of roof leaks is the lead flashing surrounding the base of a chimney, including the back gutter, stepped sides and apron. Water enters straight when it lifts, cracks, or the pointing fails. To restore a suitable weathertight seal, we replace and repair chimney flashing.

Chimney Stack Repointing and Rendering

Water can enter the stonework directly through fractures and failed render in rendered chimney stacks. Where the surface has failed, we either do targeted repairs or cut back and re-render.

Partial or Full Stack Rebuilds

A partial or complete rebuild is the only appropriate course of action when a chimney stack has deteriorated beyond repair. In order to ensure that the rebuilt section properly fits in with the existing structure, we do stack rebuilds in matching brickwork.

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How We Handle Chimney Repairs in Swindon


Full Chimney Inspection

We examine every aspect of the chimney, from base to pot, including the condition of the stack, mortar joints, flashing, haunching, and the surrounding roof. Rarely do chimney issues arise in isolation, so before suggesting any repairs, we make sure we have a complete picture.

Honest Assessment

We'll let you know exactly what we've discovered and clearly advise you on what needs to be done immediately as opposed to what can be watched. We will let you know if a chimney cannot be economically repaired, and we won't oversell it if a simple repoint is all that is required.

The Repair

For the majority of chimney repairs, we transport the necessary supplies on the van. Pot replacements, flashing work, and repointing can usually be finished in one visit. Larger tasks, such stack rebuilds, will be quoted and given a precise timeframe.

Check and Sign Off

We remove any debris from the roof and surrounding area, inspect all repaired areas for soundness and weathertightness, and guide you through the process before we depart. Anything else worth monitoring on the roof will be flagged.

Why Choose Roof Repairs Swindon?

We're a local team

We work across Swindon and the surrounding areas daily. We know the different types of houses and the common problems they suffer from. We can get out to you quickly and carry out repairs efficiently.

Honest Repair Inspections

Roofers are famous for pushing a full roof replacement, even when it's not required. If you 2 roofers tell you it needs replacing - chances are, you will believe it! However, getting a team like ours in to do an honest inspection and see if any repairs can be done will often save you a lot of money, time, or both.

Time-Served Team of Craftsmen

We make sure to only employ time-served workmen whose work speaks for itself. We prioritise experience and quality of work when recruiting. We don't go for the cheap labour, we want all repairs to be completed to the highest standards.

Tidy and Professional Service

We treat your house like it's our own - with respect. No mess once the job is done and full accountability if anything gets damaged during the work. We understand that you only get one reputation, so we make sure it stays spotless.

How Much Do Chimney Repairs Cost in Swindon?

The type of work required, the height and access constraints, and the degree of damage all affect the cost of chimney repair. As a general reference for the Swindon region:


Chimney repointing: £350 to £700

Flashing repair: between £300 and £600.

Complete replacement of the chimney flashing: between £500 and £1000

Rebedding a chimney pot: between £250 and £450.

Replacement chimney pot: £300–£550

Rehaunching: between £250 and £400

Rebuilding a portion of the stack: £700 to £1,800

Chimney capping and decommissioning: £300 to £600 



These numbers are merely illustrative. The final cost of larger or more challenging-to-reach stacks may be impacted by the need for scaffolding or access equipment. Having us look at it is the best method to obtain an exact price.