

Is $1,300 to replace chimney siding a fair price?
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I'm looking for advice on whether $1300 is a fair quote for my chimney repair. I could replace the wood myself, but I'm concerned about properly sealing it and preventing water intrusion, which I believe requires specialized knowledge. I want to ensure I don't hire an unqualified contractor just because they are cheaper. I'm also concerned because nothing was mentioned about potential additional costs if more issues are found upon removal, which makes me wonder about the contractor's thoroughness. I'm unsure what goes into a chimney repair and whether I should be looking for roofing companies or specialized chimney repair services for other quotes. This specific quote came from my roofing contractor who was patching a hole in my roof deck.
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This quote is for the replacement of the chimney siding. The work specifically involves replacing the wood siding on the chimney. It is understood that proper sealing and prevention of water intrusion are critical components of this repair. The quote does not include any reframe of the chimney structure. - Work: Replace chimney siding - Materials: Wood siding - Key considerations: Proper sealing, prevention of water intrusion - Exclusions: No reframe of the chimney structure
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