Brick Chimney Masonry Work from Scaffold Access to Later Exterior Views

This masonry project centers on a tall exterior brick chimney beside a white-sided home. The construction photographs show scaffold access, a ladder, loose bricks and rubble on ground tarps, masonry supplies, and active work near the upper portion of the chimney. Later photographs show the chimney without the surrounding scaffold, including its broad face and the side where it meets the roofline. The chimney is easy to distinguish from the other masonry projects in this collection. It has a wide lower body, a stepped reduction toward the top, and a mix of red and darker bricks. A wooden privacy fence, nearby outdoor condenser, white siding, and matching roof edge connect the construction views with the later exterior photographs.

The chimney has a broad lower body and a narrower upper section, with white siding and the sloped roof meeting its sides. Scaffold access reaches the upper masonry, while ground tarps hold loose bricks and mortar debris beside the house. A wooden fence, nearby condenser, and the same brick profile remain visible in the later exterior views.

Construction views show masonry being removed and worked on from the scaffold. The upper portion is open during the photographed work, and masonry supplies are staged below. Wider images place that work within the full height of the chimney and the roof-to-chimney junction. The later photographs follow the broad face and the side nearest the house after the scaffold has been removed. A short upward video adds another view of the brick courses, mortar joints, and chimney-top profile.

The later exterior views show the chimney's brick faces and upper profile unobstructed by scaffolding. The sequence connects the active masonry work to those later views through the same chimney shape, siding, roof edge, fence, and surrounding equipment.