Ceiling stains that keep coming back after rain
We trace the water path from the roof down, find the actual entry point, and seal it. Then we water-test to confirm the fix. The stain stops growing and you can repair the drywall with confidence.
We find the leak, seal it, and prove it's dry before we leave
Chimney leak repair Pleasant Grove UT that stops water cold
If water is staining your ceiling or running down the firebox after a storm, you need chimney leak repair Pleasant Grove UT homeowners actually trust. We handle chimney water leak fix work across Utah County, from crown cracks to failed flashing, and we test every repair with a water hose before packing up. One call, one visit, dry chimney.
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About this service
What chimney leak repair Pleasant Grove UT really involves
Chimney leak repair Pleasant Grove UT is the process of finding where water enters a chimney system and sealing it at the source, not just patching the stain on your ceiling. Water gets in through cracked crowns, failed flashing, spalling brick, deteriorated mortar joints, or a missing chimney cap. We inspect the whole assembly, from the damper up to the flue tile, and fix the actual entry point with materials rated for freeze-thaw cycles.
Pleasant Grove sits in a valley that swings from 95-degree summers to single-digit winters, and that swing punishes masonry. Chimneys here crack crowns, pull flashing away from shingles, and spall brick faces after a few hard freezes. If you've been searching for a chimney water leak fix Pleasant Grove homeowners can count on, we run a moisture meter and an inspection camera on every call so you know exactly what failed and why.
- ✓ Stop damage early
- ✓ Freeze-thaw ready
- ✓ Tested before we leave
- ✓ Code-correct work
What's included
What's included in chimney leak repair
Every leak repair starts with a full inspection and ends with a water test. Here's what's covered in a standard visit. If we find something outside this scope, like a failed liner or structural damage, we'll show you and quote it before we start.
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Full leak inspection
Roof-level and firebox-level inspection with an inspection camera, moisture meter, and smoke pen. We check the crown, flashing, cap, brick, mortar, and liner. Takes 30 to 45 minutes and tells us exactly where the water is coming in.
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Crown and flashing repair
We grind out crown cracks and rebuild with refractory cement and crown sealant. Flashing gets rebuilt with new step and counter-flashing sealed to both the chimney and roof. These two fixes stop the majority of leaks we see.
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Brick and mortar sealing
Spalled brick and open mortar joints get repointed and sealed with vapor-permeable waterproofing. We match mortar color to your existing chimney so the repair blends in.
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Cap and damper check
We inspect the chimney cap and damper for rust, damage, or missing parts. A bad cap lets rain straight into the flue, so we repair or replace it as part of the leak fix.
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Water test and documentation
After the repair, we run water over the crown and flashing and watch from inside. You get before-and-after photos and a written summary of what was fixed and what materials were used.
How it works
How our chimney leak repair process works
01
Phone triage
We ask where the water shows up: ceiling stain, firebox floor, damper rust, or exterior brick. That tells us whether to expect flashing, crown, or liner trouble before we roll. You get a two-hour arrival window and a call when we're on the way.
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On-site inspection
We go on the roof and inside the firebox. Inspection camera up the flue, moisture meter on the surrounding drywall and brick, smoke pen around the flashing. This takes 30 to 45 minutes and tells us the real entry point, not the one the stain suggests.
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Diagnosis and pricing
We show you photos of what failed and quote the repair on the spot. Crown crack, flashing failure, spalling brick, bad cap, or a combination. You approve the number before we touch a tool. No surprise line items.
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The repair
Depending on the failure, we re-flash, re-crown, tuckpoint, reseal, or replace the cap. We use masonry trowel and jointing tool work on mortar, and ChimneySaver or Rutland sealants on crowns and brick. Most repairs run two to four hours.
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Water test and handoff
We hose the repair area and watch inside. If it's dry, we clean up, haul off debris, and send you photos of the before and after. If it's not dry, we keep going. You don't pay until the leak is actually stopped.
Tools & methods
Tools and methods we use on every leak job
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Inspection camera
Runs the full length of the flue to check for liner cracks, water staining, and debris. It's how we find leaks that aren't visible from the roof or firebox.
Moisture meter
Reads moisture content in drywall, brick, and framing around the chimney. Tells us how far water has traveled and whether the leak is active or old.
Smoke pen
Releases a thin stream of smoke around flashing and joints. If the smoke gets pulled in, we've found the air path that water follows.
Masonry trowel and jointing tool
Used for crown rebuilds, tuckpointing, and mortar repair. Proper tooling gives a tight joint that sheds water instead of trapping it.
Chimney brush and rotary chimney sweep
Clears creosote and debris from the flue before we inspect. A clean flue lets us see liner damage that buildup would hide.
Chimney cap and damper
We install stainless caps with spark screens and repair or replace dampers as part of the leak fix. Both are common leak entry points.
Real results
Before and after.
Cracked crown stopped ceiling leak
Before
A homeowner in Old Pleasant Grove had a brown ceiling stain that grew every storm. Two prior companies quoted a full reline. Our inspection found a cracked crown and open flashing, not a liner issue.
After
We rebuilt the crown with refractory cement, resealed the flashing, and water-tested the repair. The stain stopped growing within one storm cycle. Total cost was $680, about a third of the reline quotes.
Flashing rebuild on Battle Creek home
Before
Wind-driven rain was pushing water past the flashing on a two-story home in Battle Creek. The firebox floor was wet after every storm, and the damper had started to rust.
After
We rebuilt the step and counter-flashing, replaced the rusted damper, and installed a new stainless cap. Water test came back dry. Job took four hours and cost $1,150.
Spalling brick and mortar restored
Before
A 1960s brick chimney on Mount Mahogany was spalling badly, with brick faces popping off and mortar joints crumbling. Water was reaching the attic insulation.
After
We tuckpointed 40 feet of joints, replaced 22 spalled brick, and applied waterproofing sealant. Two winters later, no leaks and no new spalling. Cost was $2,400 versus $9,000 for a full rebuild.
Problems we solve
Leak problems we fix for Pleasant Grove homeowners
Most chimney leaks trace back to one of a handful of failures. Here are the ones we see most often in Pleasant Grove, and what happens if they're ignored.
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Water running down the inside of the firebox
We check the cap, crown, and flashing first, since those are the usual culprits. If the liner is compromised, we quote relining alongside the leak repair so you're not paying for two visits.
Crumbling mortar and spalling brick on the exterior
We tuckpoint failing joints, replace spalled brick, and apply waterproofing sealant. That stops water absorption and adds years to the chimney's life for a fraction of rebuild cost.
Rusted damper and animal nesting in the flue
We repair or replace the damper, clear any nesting, and install a proper cap with a spark screen. That keeps animals out and lets you control the flue again.
Proof you can check
Licensed, certified, and documented
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CSIA Certified Chimney SweepChimney Safety Institute of America
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NFI CertifiedNational Fireplace Institute
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Utah contractor licenseUtah Division of Professional Licensing
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Insured and bondedState of Utah
Most chimney leak repair in Pleasant Grove, Utah runs $350 to $1,400 depending on what failed. A crown reseal is on the low end. Flashing rebuild plus crown work plus a new cap pushes toward the top. Emergency calls after a storm may add a trip charge. We quote on-site before any work starts.
The top three causes here are cracked crowns, failed flashing where the chimney meets the roof, and spalling brick that absorbs water. Freeze-thaw cycles open hairline cracks in summer and widen them all winter. A missing or rusted chimney cap lets rain straight into the flue. We check all four on every call.
The repair stops the water, but the stain stays until it's primed and painted. We fix the source, dry the area, and tell you whether the drywall needs replacement. If the leak has been running for months, the ceiling may need a patch. We'll show you photos so you know what you're dealing with.
Same-day for emergency chimney leak repair Pleasant Grove UT calls during business hours, and we answer 24/7. Standard appointments usually book within 48 hours. If you're in Battle Creek, Grove Creek, or near Pleasant Grove Boulevard, we're often there within two hours of your call.
More services
Other chimney services we handle
chimney repair near meGeneral chimney repair covers everything from cracked brick to a loose damper. If your leak turns out to be a structural issue, we handle it in the same visit instead of sending you to a second contractor.Explore →
chimney masonry repairSpalling brick and crumbling mortar are two of the biggest leak causes in Pleasant Grove. We rebuild damaged courses with matching brick and repoint joints so water stops finding a path in.Explore →
chimney crown repairA cracked crown is the number one leak source we find. We grind out the crack, rebuild the crown with refractory cement, and seal it so water sheds off instead of soaking in.Explore →
chimney reliningIf your liner has deteriorated, water can reach the masonry and cause leaks from the inside out. We install stainless steel liners sized to your flue and code-compliant for your appliance.Explore →
chimney cap repairA missing or rusted cap lets rain pour straight down the flue. We repair or replace caps with stainless models that keep water, birds, and debris out year-round.Explore →
chimney maintenanceAnnual maintenance catches crown cracks and flashing wear before they leak. We recommend a yearly inspection for every Pleasant Grove chimney, ideally in early fall before the first freeze.Explore →
fireplace repairWater damage often shows up at the firebox: rusted dampers, cracked firebrick, and loose mortar. We repair the firebox alongside the leak so the whole system works right.Explore →
emergency chimney repairStorm damage, active leaks, or a chimney that's shifted after high winds. We run emergency calls across Utah County and tarp or seal the chimney the same day to stop further damage.Explore → Ready when you are
Get chimney leak repair Pleasant Grove UT scheduled today
Water damage gets worse every storm. Call Blackstone Ridge at (855) 927-7517 and we'll get a tech on your roof, find the leak, and seal it. Same-day slots available, 24/7 phone line, and we don't leave until the water test comes back dry.
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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.
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