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Drone Chimney SurveyExeter · Devon and the South West

Coverage

Twenty five towns, and the stacks each one was actually built with

A tall Victorian brick stack on a mill terrace fails differently to a rendered Georgian stack on a market town frontage or a salt-worn parapet stack on a seaside terrace, and a survey is better for knowing which one it is looking at before it takes off.

Base is Exeter, which puts most of Devon inside an hour and a good part of Cornwall and Somerset inside two. Travel inside that range is part of the fixed price rather than a line item added afterwards.

The pages below are grouped by the chimney stock that dominates each town, not by county. Each one covers the stacks you actually meet there, the terraced mill housing, the Georgian and Victorian market towns, the seaside resort parapets, the dense river and port terraces, and the access problems that make a flown survey worth having rather than scaffolding booked on a guess.

If your town is not listed, it is still worth asking. The list is where the older stock is, not where the aircraft is allowed to go.

For the parts you cannot see from the ground

Book a chimney survey with Drone Chimney Survey

Tell us the address and what you need looking at. Sam Hembury will come back with a fixed price and the next available slot.

Call 07367 107530Book a chimney survey