Is $200 to clean and patch rusted and cracked chimney chase a fair price?
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I initially hired a contractor to replace a crushed chimney cap, which was damaged by fumigation tents. During inspection, he found rust and cracks on the chimney chase. I'm unsure about the proposed repair method and if it will last a few years, allowing me to save for a full replacement.
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This quote is for cleaning and patching rusted and cracked areas on the chimney chase. The contractor described the repair process as follows: - Cleaning of rusted and cracked areas- Application of lubricant- Patching with sheet metal- Fastening with screws, though the contractor is unsure if screws will be used
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