Chimney Repair in Brighton
From £180
| Service | Typical price in Brighton |
|---|---|
| Fascia & Soffit | £990 - £2,640 |
| Guttering | £352 - £1,045 |
| Roof Replacement | £3,850 - £9,900 |
| Roof Repairs | £165 - £1,320 |
| Chimney Repair | £198 - £1,540 |
Looking for chimney repair in Brighton? Compare free, no-obligation quotes from vetted local installers in your area. Typical prices in Brighton sit around from £198 depending on unit count and specification.
Chimney work spans a huge range of jobs - from a £180 flaunching repair to a £3,000 full stack rebuild. The commonest calls are re-pointing eroded mortar, renewing the lead flashing where the stack meets the roof, replacing a cracked flaunching (the mortar bed at the top holding the pot in place), fitting a rain cap or bird guard, or a full rebuild when the brickwork above the roof line has failed. Chimney work is height access work - a decent quote always separates access cost from the actual repair.
Diagnosis matters more here than anywhere else on the roof. A leak that shows up in the chimney breast can come from four different failure points: perished lead flashing (usually the culprit), cracked flaunching letting water into the stack, failed mortar joints on the brickwork above the roof, or a broken pot. A good installer will always send photos before quoting - insist on it, because 'the whole chimney needs rebuilding' quotes from someone who hasn't been up there yet are the classic upsell.
Popular specs for chimney repair
Code 4 or Code 5 lead flashing renewal (soakers, apron, back gutter, side flashings), lime or NHL 3.5 mortar repointing for pre-1919 property or S:C 1:3 for post-1919, new sand:cement flaunching, new pot bedding, C-cowl or bird guard rain cap, scaffold or aluminium tower access, HETAS specialist for any flue works.
Windows and doors in Brighton - local context
Regency squares and townhouses around Kemptown, Brunswick and Montpelier - some of the finest Regency architecture in England - plus Victorian terraces in Hanover and Preston.
Dominant era of housing stock: Regency (1810s-1830s) core with Victorian expansion.
Heritage note: 34 conservation areas covering most of Brighton and Hove - Regency frontages carry very strict listed building consent.
- Kemptown
- Brunswick
- Hove
- Hanover
- North Laine
- Rottingdean
Postcodes we cover in Brighton
- BN1
- BN2
- BN3
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