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mcdude · 09-01-2009, 09:57 AM

I have the same exact problem. A section of stucco about 6 x 18 inches has fallen off of the stucco-covered cinderblock chimney. I have had two guys come out and check it to give me an estimate TO REPAIR this small section. Both guys (one being Wolfeboro Masonry) told me that all of the stucco needed to be taken off, carted up the stairs to the driveway and disposed of (or buried on the property), and replaced with brick or stone for a total of about $8,000! Come on folks! Just because the house is on a lake and the license plates say "Mass" does not mean I am made of money!!

Any helpful referral would be appreciated. Thanks - McD

09-01-2009, 09:57 AM	#2
mcdude Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Rock Haven Lake - West Newfield, ME Posts: 5,361 Thanks: 374 Thanked 1,044 Times in 490 Posts	Me Too! I have the same exact problem. A section of stucco about 6 x 18 inches has fallen off of the stucco-covered cinderblock chimney. I have had two guys come out and check it to give me an estimate TO REPAIR this small section. Both guys (one being Wolfeboro Masonry) told me that all of the stucco needed to be taken off, carted up the stairs to the driveway and disposed of (or buried on the property), and replaced with brick or stone for a total of about $8,000! Come on folks! Just because the house is on a lake and the license plates say "Mass" does not mean I am made of money!! Any helpful referral would be appreciated. Thanks - McD __________________