MASONRY WALLS

Chimney Masonry Repair Cost Calculator

100 sq ft with moderate damage, repointing and 16 masonry hours at $70 totals about $5,120.

JOB INPUTS

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Exposed chimney area

sq ft
Exposed chimney area

Minor, moderate or major

Minor, moderate or major

Repoint mortar joints

Repoint mortar joints

Repair or replace the crown

Repair or replace the crown

Masonry hours

h
Masonry hours

Mason hourly rate

$/h
Mason hourly rate
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CALCULATED RESULTUSD
Estimated masonry cost$5,120.00
Repair$3,500.00
Repointing$500.00
Crown$0.00
Labor$1,120.00
FORMULA USED100 × $35.00 + $500.00 + $0.00 + 16h × $70.00 = $5,120.00

HOW TO USE IT

How to use the Chimney Masonry Repair Cost Calculator

  1. 1

    Measure exposed masonry: Price by the exposed chimney area above the roofline. Measure height by the visible face widths.

  2. 2

    Rate the damage: Crumbling mortar is minor; cracked or displaced bricks are moderate; a leaning chimney is major and needs an engineer.

  3. 3

    Repointing vs replacement: Repointing rakes and refills joints at a moderate per-area cost. Replacing damaged bricks adds a per-brick line.

  4. 4

    Crown and cap protect the top: A cracked crown lets water in. Quote crown repair or replacement to finish the job.

THE MATH

Chimney masonry calculation method

100 sq ft with moderate damage, repointing and 16 masonry hours at $70 totals about $5,120.

Crumbling mortar is minor; cracked or displaced bricks are moderate; a leaning chimney is major and needs an engineer.

PRACTICAL EXAMPLE

Worked example for Chimney masonry

100 sq ft with moderate damage, repointing and 16 masonry hours at $70 totals about $5,120.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How to Estimate Chimney Masonry Repair

100 sq ft with moderate damage, repointing and 16 masonry hours at $70 totals about $5,120.

What should I verify before using the result?

Repointing alone is cheaper than replacing bricks; inspect mortar depth before quoting.

Is this a final quote or design?

No. Use it as a planning estimate, then confirm measurements, local rates, product requirements, permits and jobsite conditions before bidding or building.