Chimney Repair in Kensington and Chelsea
From £180
| Service | Typical price in Kensington and Chelsea |
|---|---|
| Fascia & Soffit | £1,125 - £3,000 |
| Guttering | £400 - £1,188 |
| Roof Replacement | £4,375 - £11,250 |
| Roof Repairs | £188 - £1,500 |
| Chimney Repair | £225 - £1,750 |
Looking for chimney repair in Kensington and Chelsea? Compare free, no-obligation quotes from vetted local installers in your area. Typical prices in Kensington and Chelsea sit around from £225 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 Kensington and Chelsea - local context
Stucco-fronted Regency and Victorian townhouses around South Kensington and Chelsea, Georgian terraces along the King's Road, plus 1970s brutalist blocks like Trellick Tower in North Kensington.
Dominant era of housing stock: Georgian and Regency stucco-fronted terraces.
Heritage note: Around 37 conservation areas covering nearly the entire borough - Kensington Palace Gardens, Chelsea and Notting Hill all carry the tightest window rules in London.
- South Kensington
- Chelsea
- Notting Hill
- Earl's Court
- Holland Park
- World's End
Postcodes we cover in Kensington and Chelsea
- SW3
- SW5
- SW7
- SW10
- W8
- W10
- W11
- W14
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