Chimney leak staining the ceiling
We find the source with a moisture meter and inspection camera, then seal the crown, reset the flashing, or replace the cap that night. Most leaks stop before we leave the property.
When your chimney starts leaking into the living room at midnight or a windstorm drops bricks onto the roof, 24/7 chimney repair in Pleasant Grove is the difference between a small fix and a five-figure rebuild. We run around the clock chimney repair Pleasant Grove homeowners can actually reach - real people on the phone, stocked trucks, and crews who know Utah County brick. Call (855) 927-7517 and we roll.

24/7 chimney repair in Pleasant Grove is the emergency and after-hours arm of chimney service - the crew you call when a chimney leak is staining your ceiling at 11 p.m., when a crown cracks after a freeze, or when a damper jams shut mid-winter and you cannot burn. We diagnose with an inspection camera and smoke pen, then repair on the spot whenever the truck carries the part: chimney cap, damper, flashing, crown sealant, or a stainless steel liner section. If it is a bigger masonry job, we stabilize the chimney that night and schedule the rebuild for daylight.
Pleasant Grove sits at the mouth of Grove Creek Canyon, and that geography drives most of our after-hours calls. Winter inversions push temperatures below 20 degrees, freeze-thaw cycles crack mortar joints, and spring wind off Mount Mahogany peels flashing loose. Older homes near Old Pleasant Grove and the State Street Corridor have original brick chimneys with spalling and creosote buildup that turn a small leak into a real problem fast. That is why 24 hour chimney repair Pleasant Grove UT customers call us at night instead of waiting until Monday.
Every after-hours call includes the same core scope. If the job needs more than what is listed here, we tell you before we start and give you a written scope for the follow-up work.
Inspection camera scan of the flue, smoke pen draft test, moisture meter check on surrounding drywall, and a roof-level look at the crown, cap, and flashing. You get a plain-English explanation of what failed.
Tarping, bracing, capping, or isolating the flue so the chimney is safe to leave overnight. This is included in every after-hours call - no separate emergency fee.
If the truck carries the part, we finish the repair that night. Roughly 7 in 10 overnight calls get fully resolved on the first visit, including cap, damper, flashing, and small masonry fixes.
For bigger jobs - relines, crown rebuilds, full tuckpointing - you get a written scope the next morning with pricing and a scheduled daylight slot, usually within 48 hours.
Before-and-after photos, invoice, and the workmanship warranty terms, all emailed before we leave. Useful for insurance claims and for your own records.
A live dispatcher answers, asks what you are seeing - water stains, smoke in the room, a fallen cap, a smell - and flags the call as urgent or routine. You get a callback window in minutes, not hours. Most overnight calls in Pleasant Grove get a crew at the door within 60 to 90 minutes.
The tech walks the roof and the firebox, runs an inspection camera down the flue, checks the damper with a smoke pen, and meters moisture in the surrounding drywall. You get a plain-English explanation of what failed and what it takes to fix it before any work starts.
If the chimney is leaking, we seal the crown, reset or replace the flashing, and cap the flue. If a liner is compromised, we isolate the fireplace and tag it out so nobody lights a fire until the reline is done. This step usually takes 45 to 90 minutes.
When the truck has what we need, we finish the job that night - new chimney cap, damper replacement, tuckpointing, crown rebuild, or a stainless steel liner section. Bigger masonry work gets scheduled for the next available daylight slot, usually within 48 hours.
Before we leave, we show you photos of the before and after, explain what to watch for over the next few weeks, and email an invoice with the workmanship warranty spelled out. No mystery line items, no callbacks you did not ask for.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Runs the full length of the flue to find cracks, gaps, and creosote buildup you cannot see from the firebox. Every overnight call starts with a camera scan.
Tests draft at the firebox opening. If smoke does not pull cleanly up the flue, we know there is a blockage or a liner problem before we light anything.
Measures water content in drywall and framing around the chimney. This is how we confirm a leak has actually stopped, not just slowed.
Clears creosote from the flue walls. Sized to your flue diameter so it cleans without damaging the liner or brick.
Used for tuckpointing, crown rebuilds, and mortar repair. The jointing tool gives a finished joint that matches the original profile.
Stocked on the overnight truck in common sizes. Most cap and damper calls finish the same night without a second visit.
Waterproofing and sealing products rated for Utah freeze-thaw. We use them on crowns, flashing seams, and brick stacks.
A homeowner called at 11:40 p.m. after noticing water running down the chimney chase into the ceiling. The flashing had peeled loose in a windstorm and the crown had a hairline crack.
We tarped the top, reset the flashing with a Copperfield kit, and sealed the crown with crown sealant. Moisture meter readings dropped to dry by the time we left. Total time on site: 2 hours 15 minutes.
A family called at 9 p.m. in January because the damper had jammed shut and they could not burn during a cold snap. The old assembly was rusted and the pivot was seized.
Our tech pulled the old damper, installed a matching replacement from the truck, and ran a smoke-pen draft test. Fireplace was working again by 10:30 p.m. Total cost: $310.
A 1952 brick chimney had a crown that cracked in a February freeze. Water was getting into the brick and the top two courses were starting to spall.
We stabilized the chimney overnight, then rebuilt the crown with refractory cement and replaced the two damaged courses with matching brick. Tuckpointed the surrounding joints with a jointing tool.
Most of our overnight calls fall into a handful of categories. Here is what we see, what happens if you wait, and how we fix it.
Ask a pro →We find the source with a moisture meter and inspection camera, then seal the crown, reset the flashing, or replace the cap that night. Most leaks stop before we leave the property.
We rebuild or reseal the crown with crown sealant and slope it so water sheds. If brick is already spalling, we schedule tuckpointing or brick replacement for daylight.
We reset or replace flashing with Copperfield kits, seal the seam, and check the surrounding shingles. Most flashing repairs finish in under two hours.
We isolate the fireplace that night, then reline with a stainless steel liner or sweep the flue with a rotary chimney sweep and flue brush. Both bring the chimney back to NFPA 211.
Yes. Blackstone Ridge runs 24/7 chimney repair in Pleasant Grove every day of the year, including holidays. A live dispatcher answers (855) 927-7517 at any hour, and we typically have a crew at your door within 60 to 90 minutes. Overnight calls are handled by two trucks staged specifically for after-hours work across Pleasant Grove and the surrounding Utah County area.
Most overnight calls run $180 to $450 in 2026, depending on what failed. A cap replacement or flashing reset sits at the low end; a crown rebuild or partial reline pushes higher. We quote the price before we start and there is no separate after-hours surcharge. Bigger masonry jobs get a written scope the next morning.
Yes. We handle chimney repair at night throughout Pleasant Grove, including Downtown Pleasant Grove, Battle Creek, and the State Street Corridor. If the chimney is unsafe, we stabilize it that night - tarp, brace, cap, or isolate the flue - and schedule the permanent fix for daylight. You will not be left waiting until Monday.
Water actively running into the house, a chimney that shifted or lost bricks in a windstorm, smoke backing into the room, or a strong creosote smell after a fire. If you are unsure, call anyway - we would rather roll out on a false alarm than have you wake up to a collapsed crown or a flooded ceiling.
Call (855) 927-7517 and a live dispatcher picks up - day, night, weekend, holiday. We are licensed, insured, and stocked for overnight repairs across Pleasant Grove and Utah County. Most calls get a crew at the door within 60 to 90 minutes.
Call Now (855) 927-7517 →Call (855) 927-7517 any time, day or night, and a real person answers. For non-emergency work, we return messages within a few hours during business hours and can usually schedule an estimate the same week. Tell us what you are seeing and we will tell you what it likely means.