[pen1721@bellsouth.net]

Originally Posted by jrogers4649

I'm from the North and only have owned wood framed homes. My new house in Lake Denham is pre-cast, concrete finished home. I'm assuming the concrete/stucco finish is directly on the concrete? Is it okay to drill into the concrete to mount a Nest camera? Perhaps some of the trim is wood and I can mount it there instead?

Suggestions welcome. Thanks

Might want to check on a gutter mount if this is a Nest Battery Camera.
Wasserstein Weatherproof Gutter Mount Compatible with Google Nest Cam (Battery) (White) - Flexible Mounting For Nest Cam

[MidWestIA]

Moved from here to brick house Texas ya gotta get a hammer drill to deal with it

[frayedends]

I've drilled 1/2" holes in concrete footings for my gazebo with nothing but a dewalt 20 volt. It wasn't easy or fun but it can be done. Might have burnt out the drill though. LOL. Seems like there are other options for mounting that may work for me.

[retiredguy123]

I always wanted to own a hammer drill. Now, I don't need one. Bummer.