Chimney Repairs
Expert Chimney Repair & Maintenance Across South Wales
Repointing, flashing, stack rebuilds and pot replacement — done properly, not patched.
Chimney Repair Specialists
South Wales's older housing stock means chimney problems are extremely common — and they're the single most common source of upstairs damp patches that homeowners blame on the roof. Crumbling mortar, failed flashing, loose pots and weathered stacks all let water in long before the rest of the roof shows any sign of failure. Prestige Roof Works carries out every type of chimney repair across South Wales, from full repointing to complete stack rebuilds, all from a proper scaffold and all guaranteed in writing.
- Repointing, flashing, pots and full stack rebuilds — all under one roof
- New lead flashing dressed properly into brick courses, not just sealed
- Reclaimed brick and pot matching for period properties
- Scaffold included as standard for safe, quality work
What's Included In Our Chimney Repair Service
- Full chimney repointing in lime or sand-cement mortar
- Lead flashing repair and replacement
- Soaker and apron installation
- Chimney pot replacement and securing
- Chimney stack rebuilding
- Partial and full chimney stack removal
- Chimney crown and capping repair
- Waterproofing and weathering treatments
- Bird guard and chimney cap installation
- Cowl and ventilation upgrades
- Lead valley work around stacks
- Making good roof tiles around the chimney
What Our Chimney Customers Say
"Brown stains on the chimney breast turned out to be failed flashing letting water down behind the brick. Prestige stripped it, dressed in new lead properly and the damp has stopped completely."
— Geraint Phillips, Cardiff
"Old chimney was crumbling and a pot was loose. They rebuilt the top three courses, repointed and refitted the pots with proper haunching. Tidy job and great communication throughout."
— Nia Hopkins, Bridgend
"Wanted a redundant chimney removed and the roof made good. Prestige took it down to below tile line, weathered it in with new lead and matched the slates so you can't tell it was ever there."
— David Carter, Swansea