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Cost to Replace a Couple of Bricks in a Foundation?

· Tuesday, July 9th, 2013 
· 1 Comment

Just wondering how much it should cost to have a couple bricks replaced in foundation?

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Categories : Masonry

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  1. The cost could vary widely depending on the condition of the wall, the accessibility of the bricks to be replaced, and the quality of the repair that you want.

    A handyman could pretty easily knock out the loose bricks and then mortar in a couple of replacements in an hour or two. This repair might look good, but looks can be deceiving. Why did the bricks come loose in the first place? This could be an indication of a bigger problem with the foundation.

    I suggest you get a professional mason to look at the foundation and suggest the best course of action.

    Don’t cut corners when you’re working on the foundation of your house.

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What would a fair price be?