Expert Chimney Repointing Services
in Ramsden, Bromley & Kent
Trusted, fully insured specialists with over 25 years' hands-on experience.

It is much safer than using ladders for a first look.
It saves you money on scaffolding costs.
High-res images show tiny cracks that you can’t see from the ground.
It provides a clear paper trail for mortgage lenders or insurers.

Finding a tradesman you can trust is the most important part of any building project. Here is why our customers stay with us:
25 Years of Local Experience: We’ve spent two and a half decades fixing roofs in your area.
Fully Insured and Registered: We are a registered UK company (No: 12676001) with full public liability insurance.
No-Obligation Quotes: We give you a clear, written price with no hidden extras and no pressure.
Our Own Team: We don't use random subcontractors. Our own skilled team does the work, so we can keep the quality high.
Quality Materials: we only use brands we trust to last in the British weather.

If you notice bits of mortar on the ground or see gaps between the bricks when looking through binoculars, it is time for a check-up. White salt stains or damp patches on the breast inside your house also suggest that water is getting through the mortar joints.

We start by checking the lead flashing and the mortar. Often, we need to grind out the old, crumbling mortar and replace it with a fresh mix that matches your home’s look. This is called repointing. If the bricks themselves are "blown" or cracked, we can replace them to make the stack solid again.

We use dust extraction tools to keep things as clean as possible. While there is always a bit of debris when removing old mortar, we make sure your roof and garden are protected and we tidy up completely once the masonry repairs are finished.

Not always, but it is often the best time to do it. Lead flashing is the waterproof seal between the chimney and the roof. If it is cracked or pulling away, replacing it while we are already working on the brickwork restoration saves you money on future call-outs.

Yes. Whether your home is a Victorian terrace or a modern detached house, we have the equipment to reach high stacks safely. For very complex repairs, we can arrange the necessary scaffolding to make sure the work is done to the highest standard.

When we do a full repointing job and fix any damaged bricks, you should expect the repair to last for decades. Using the right mortar mix is the secret to making sure it stands up to the wind and rain we get here in the South East.