How much should it cost to repair a cinderblock chimney that has been struck by lightning?

There is about half of one block and bits of others blown out on one corner of the chimney. The damage is above the roof line about 2 feet down from the top. The chimney jutts out from the home and is visible all the way to the ground. It was built around 1955, in the South(no freezing weather/lots of humidity)

Nokia 5800

Tags: Chimney, Humidity, Lightning, Nokia, Nokia 5800, Roof Line, Weather

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One Response to “How much should it cost to repair a cinderblock chimney that has been struck by lightning?”

1. blibityblabity says:

   May 27, 2009 at 2:18 pm

   Doesn’t sound like much. A couple of blocks and a couple of hours, whatever the going rate where you are is. Here it is about 100 bucks an hour, and not much for the blocks. They might charge you a trip fee, since it isn’t going to take that long.