Chimney Height Reductions

The bricks of a chimney are being removed by Dan the cherrypicker man, using a hammer and chisel. In Forest Town, Mansfield
Link to chimney reduction video on youtube

Why chimney height reductions are sometimes needed

Some older chimneys are taller than necessary, especially if theyโ€™re no longer in use or have become structurally unsafe. Excess height can make chimneys more vulnerable to wind damage or instability. Reducing the height can prevent collapse, meet planning requirements, or prepare the chimney for removal.
Picture of reduced chimney with new concrete flauncing and a chimney cowl about to be installed, in Forest Town, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire
Link to youtube video, of a chimney reduction demonstration in Forest town, Mansfield.

How we reduce chimney height

We start by assessing the structural condition of the chimney and planning a safe reduction. Working from our cherry picker, we carefully dismantle the upper courses of brickwork to the desired level. The top is then capped, pointed, or flauched as required to leave a neat, sealed finish.

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