Total Roofing & Solar Ltd | Chimney Repair
Structural repairs to damaged or leaning chimney stacks, including partial and full rebuilds where masonry has deteriorated beyond repair.
Repointing restores worn or crumbling mortar joints, preventing water ingress and keeping your chimney structurally sound. One of the most common and cost-effective chimney repairs we carry out.
Expertly fitted lead flashing seals the join between your chimney and roof, stopping leaks at one of the most common failure points on any roof.
A properly fitted chimney cap keeps out rain, debris, and animals, protecting the flue and improving performance.
Inspection, repair, and replacement of chimney liners to meet current safety standards.
Cracked, crumbling, or missing mortar (repointing needed).
Damp patches or leaks around the chimney breast.
Leaning or visibly damaged chimney stack.
Missing or damaged chimney cap.
Loose or corroded flashing.
Call 01482 407235 or email total.roofing@icloud.com for a free, no-obligation quote.
Local chimney repair specialists covering Hull.
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As trusted chimney repair specialists in Hull, we handle everything from small repointing jobs to a full chimney rebuild. If you’re searching for chimney repair near me, Total Roofing & Solar Ltd offers a fast response across Hull and the surrounding area, whether it’s a leaning stack that needs urgent attention, a cracked chimney crown, or a persistent chimney leak repair that other tradespeople have struggled to resolve. We work on all chimney types, from Victorian terraces to modern new-builds, and every job comes with a clear, upfront quote before any work begins. Whether you need emergency chimney repairs in Hull or a planned repointing service, our team has the experience to get it right the first time.
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Repointing costs depend on the chimney’s size, height, and the condition of the existing mortar. It’s one of the most common and cost-effective chimney repairs, and addressing worn pointing early can prevent water ingress and more expensive stack repairs later.
Chimney repair costs vary depending on the issue – from minor repointing to a full rebuild. Small repairs like flashing or crown fixes typically cost less than structural work such as rebuilding a chimney stack, which is a bigger job involving scaffolding and materials. Get a survey first, as pricing depends heavily on access, chimney height, and extent of damage.
A chimney stack is the entire masonry structure that rises above the roofline, including the chimney pots, crown, and flue. It’s exposed to the most extreme weather of any part of the house, which is why it needs regular inspection and maintenance.
Chimney leaks are usually caused by damaged flashing, cracked mortar joints, a deteriorated chimney crown, or a missing/faulty chimney cap. Leaks are often worse after heavy rain, so if your chimney leaks when it rains, it’s worth having flashing and pointing checked first, as these are the most frequent culprits.
Chimneys used for wood burners or open fires should generally be swept at least once a year, though frequency depends on fuel type and usage. Regular sweeping helps catch early warning signs of damage – like crumbling mortar or debris – before they turn into costly repairs.
Chimney flashing is the weatherproof seal (usually lead or metal) between the chimney stack and the roof. Signs of failed flashing include damp patches on ceilings near the chimney breast, visible gaps or rust at the roofline, and water stains in the loft. It should be inspected annually as part of general roof maintenance.
