Damaged chimney stack rendering and crown replacement.

By Dan and Kris Smith
Working in Guildford, Surrey and all surrounding areas.
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Dan.
Daniel Lee Plastering & Rendering Ltd. Trading as Guildford Polished Plastering
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[@Drsteelhammer937]

I'm a plasterer myself and that's very impressive work..Top job lads

[@DanLee40]

So kind of you to say. I really appreciate you taking the time to write such a lovely comment.

[@bizganpetryca]

great job, and love the attention to detail you guys have!

[@DanLee40]

Thank you very much. I have to give most of the credit to my brother, The Plastering Guru for this one. He did all the hard detail work 😁

[@joski9030]

Looks mint! My mates a builder I’m scared of heights worked a day with him on a roof all went well until I tried to get down ! Had his grandad calling me a big jessy 😂

[@DanLee40]

Thanks. My brother, Plastering Guru, can’t stand heights either 😂

[@petemoring67]

Very Nice TOO! 👍🤠

[@DanLee40]

Thanks 👍

[@orbitalforest]

Great job mate.

[@DanLee40]

Thanks 👍

[@Cranstal]

I hope they do my chimneys as good as that!

[@ianturner8459]

The original render was probably done using keens cement. Sets as hard as granite. Will that one cost render stand up to the constant pounding by the weather.?

[@scalingserfdom2899]

Looks great. The original didn't look that bad to me, bit of a clean and touchup but maybe just me.

[@DanLee40]

😂

[@Wild-Storm]

i initially thought the same but changed my mind after seeing how easy it was coming off especially where the cracks are and most parts were not glued together properly

[@90skidnomo]

This is proud job!

[@DanLee40]

Thank you 👍🏼

[@Michael-di5cl]

great job,i didn't see a ginny wheel to get materials up,very awkward working on roofs.

[@DanLee40]

Thanks. A pulley of some sort would have saved some back ache. The materials went straight over the shoulder and up the ladder, rubbish was bagged and carried down the ladder too💪🏼😂

[@Michael-di5cl]

@@DanLee40 😆,I've done a few ..be careful.

[@benllewellyn1887]

Why are you not just repointing the brick work? How old is it?

[@DanLee40]

The brick work was in terrible condition. Not sure of the age but easily over 100 years old. Also the crown needed correcting and straightening.

[@benllewellyn1887]

@DanLee40 If the brick work is to shot to leave, it's probably to shot to cover up. I work in restoration, and covering things up seems to be order of the day. Not hating, but I see this all the time, it won't last.

[@TheMaintenenceGroup]

What a beuty not you your work hahahaha fukin belta keep it up😊

[@DanLee40]

Thank you, I will do my best 😇

[@davidcameron7597]

Looks a nice job. Unfortunately you've used the wrong material. Don't use sand & cement on period properies as you're going to get the same problems later down the line. Use lime or stay away from other peoples properties.

[@user-cx4ll4rj1t]

@6:57 bit of brick missing - it wasn't missing until you took a jack hammer to the soft and fragile chimney.....@4:28 is where you knocked it off, as proof it was you. You need to do better and understand that sometime the quicker heavy handed route is not the best route. Next time it may cost you more than the job itself. Rendering was super good but why didn't you correct all the mistakes? like why put a slope on the front lip and not the rear one (so water will sit on the rear one now) and why didn't you carry the lip all the way round - it was obvious the original was a botched job and you could have easily improved on it.

[@Wild-Storm]

Eagle eye vision!