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TM Roofing have much experience in chimney removal, chimney repairs and chimney replacement. Please see below some of our chimney projects, which includes painting and rendering chimneys and repointing chimneys.
Rendering & Painting Chimney, Aldershot
Rendering & Painting Chimney, Aldershot
The work for this customer consisted of removal of damaged old slates, new lead flashing, rendering of the chimney, painting the new rendered stack before re-bedding of the existing ridge tiles and replacing slates required.
Re-Construction of Chimney, Fleet
Re-Construction of Chimney, Fleet
These before and after pictures give another example of the variety of work we undertake. This particular job was the removal and new construction of a chimney stack, using new bricks and chimney pots and incorporating new lead DPC and lead step corner apron, with back gutter flashings.
Chimney Removal, Fleet
Chimney Removal, Fleet
Here we removed the chimney stack from top to ground floor; we completed the rafter replacement, felt, batten and tiling over the existing opening,then made good the ceiling, walls and floor, and finished the plaster work.
Chimney Re-Pointing, Fleet
Chimney Re-Pointing, Fleet
The repair of this chimney stack involved setting up scaffolding to enable us to remove the top of the stack; we then rebuilt the damaged stack, refitted the chimney pots and completely re-pointed the chimney.
Repair to Chimney Stack and Roof, Fleet
Repair to Chimney Stack and Roof, Fleet
When we got the call we were told the chimney stack was lying on the roof. However, when we surveyed the job we found the chimney stack had blown down completely leaving debris and damage all over the main roof, lower flat roofs, porch, car and drive. Our first job was to make the stack safe, clear the loose bricks and put the roof back in a temporary weathered condition. Having discussed the damage with the owner he dealt with the insurance company.
We erected Health & Safety scaffolding, removed the remainder of the existing stack, and constructed a new chimney stack incorporating a new lead DPC tray and associated flashings.
We removed the scaffold from the roof and made good all the roof tiles by salvaging matching tiles from the rear of the roof and replacing them with new where they couldn’t be seen. We replaced the lower damaged felt on the flat roofs with new high performance felt systems, repaired the porch, and finally cleared the site on completion.
We erected Health & Safety scaffolding, removed the remainder of the existing stack, and constructed a new chimney stack incorporating a new lead DPC tray and associated flashings.
We removed the scaffold from the roof and made good all the roof tiles by salvaging matching tiles from the rear of the roof and replacing them with new where they couldn’t be seen. We replaced the lower damaged felt on the flat roofs with new high performance felt systems, repaired the porch, and finally cleared the site on completion.
Repair to Chimney Stack, Fleet
Repair to Chimney Stack, Fleet
Due to dreadful weather conditions we received many similar calls regarding damaged chimney stacks. This one was urgent. The chimney stack was precariously positioned on the roof and was now flying in the wind with the TV aerial attached, and swaying dangerously over the front door and drive.
Works
Our priority was to make the chimney stack safe and speak the customers and insurance companies, followed by the setting up of Health & Safety scaffold, then the removal of the remaining damaged chimneystack. We then rebuilt the chimney stack incorporating a new lead DPC tray and flaunching the top using a sharp sand mixture. Finally we cleared site on completion.
Note:
Once the site was made safe, all these works were carried out in the following week. This job is a great example of how we can accommodate urgent requirements with a common sense approach, and following Health and Safety guidelines.
We also liaised with both insurance companies on the customers’ behalf, as the chimney stack was shared between the neighbours of this semi-detached property.
Works
Our priority was to make the chimney stack safe and speak the customers and insurance companies, followed by the setting up of Health & Safety scaffold, then the removal of the remaining damaged chimneystack. We then rebuilt the chimney stack incorporating a new lead DPC tray and flaunching the top using a sharp sand mixture. Finally we cleared site on completion.
Note:
Once the site was made safe, all these works were carried out in the following week. This job is a great example of how we can accommodate urgent requirements with a common sense approach, and following Health and Safety guidelines.
We also liaised with both insurance companies on the customers’ behalf, as the chimney stack was shared between the neighbours of this semi-detached property.