Bawdeswell sits at a crossroads in the Wensum valley and its older properties — many built in traditional Norfolk brick — carry chimney stacks that outlasted the fires they once served by decades.
The village straddles the A1067 Fakenham road, and properties here range from estate-era cottages to post-war bungalows, with a scattering of older farmhouses on the outskirts. The bungalows in particular were often built with a single central stack for a back-boiler system that has long been replaced with gas or oil central heating — leaving the chimney redundant but still exposed to the elements on every side.
Removing a chimney from a bungalow or a low-pitch roof requires careful working-at-height practice and precise reinstatement of the felt and tiles below. That's a job we carry out routinely across this stretch of north-mid Norfolk. Contact us for a free quote on chimney take-down work in Bawdeswell.
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Storm damage, active leak, damaged ridge — we aim to be on-site within 24 hours.
