The first two pictures below show wet and blackened wood. If you look closely towards the bottom of the shot, running parallel with the center piece of framing, is the cracked stack pipe. For this job, not only was the plaster removed, but as you can see in the last picture, the wood slats also had to be removed to expose the pipe and to clean the surfaces.
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- Nov 14, 2016
- Joe Fiorilli
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