Pleasant Grove Historical Museum
A central reference point in Old Pleasant Grove. We use it to locate nearby streets and plan parking for jobs on the surrounding historic blocks.
Chimney repair in Old Pleasant Grove means working on brick that has stood through a hundred Utah winters, and that is exactly what our crew does. From the Heritage District to the Grove Creek area, we rebuild crowns, replace stainless steel liners, and repoint mortar joints on homes in the 84062 ZIP code. We show up, diagnose the real problem, and fix it right the first time.
Every service we offer is built for the housing stock in Old Pleasant Grove. Whether you need same day chimney repair in Old Pleasant Grove after a storm or a scheduled chimney inspection on a rental near West Center, we have the tools and the parts on the truck. We stock firebrick, refractory cement, chimney cap, damper, and stainless steel liner so most jobs finish in one visit.
chimney repair near meWhen you search for chimney repair near me in Old Pleasant Grove, you want a crew that knows the local brick. We work the Heritage District and Old Town regularly, diagnosing crown damage, flashing failure, and liner deterioration on century-old masonry. Most calls get a same-week appointment and a clear price before we start.View details →
chimney masonry repairOld Pleasant Grove's historic brick needs mortar that matches its strength. We use a masonry trowel and jointing tool to repoint with lime-based mortar on Heritage District homes, and we replace spalling brick with salvaged or matched units. This keeps the chimney structurally sound without cracking the surrounding wall.View details →
chimney crown repairThe crown is the first thing to fail on an Old Pleasant Grove chimney. Freeze-thaw cycles off Mount Mahogany crack the concrete, and water runs straight into the flue. We rebuild crowns with a proper overhang and apply crown sealant so the repair lasts through another Utah winter.View details →
chimney reliningMany Old Pleasant Grove homes still have clay tile liners that have cracked or separated. We install stainless steel liner systems from DuraVent and Selkirk, sized to the appliance and insulated to meet NFPA 211. This is the fix that makes an old fireplace safe to burn again.View details →
chimney cap repairA missing or rusted chimney cap lets rain, snow, and animals straight into the flue. We repair and replace caps on Old Pleasant Grove homes with stainless and copper models, and we seal the cap to the crown so water cannot get behind it. Most cap jobs take under two hours.View details →
chimney maintenanceAnnual maintenance is how you avoid a $4,000 rebuild on a historic chimney. We sweep with a rotary chimney sweep, inspect the liner with a camera, check the damper, and test the crown and flashing for leaks. Old Pleasant Grove homeowners on a yearly plan catch small problems before they spread.View details →
fireplace repairFireplace repair in Old Pleasant Grove often means fixing a damper that will not seal or a firebox with cracked firebrick. We rebuild fireboxes with refractory cement, replace dampers, and reseal the surround. If your fireplace smokes into the room, we diagnose the cause before we sell you anything.View details →
emergency chimney repairWhen a chimney starts leaking into the ceiling or a storm knocks the cap off, you need emergency chimney repair in Old Pleasant Grove fast. We tarp, stabilize, and stop the water intrusion first, then schedule the permanent repair. Call (855) 927-7517 any hour.View details →
24/7 chimney repairOur 24/7 chimney repair line covers all of Old Pleasant Grove, including the Grove Creek area and East Main. Winter calls come in at 2 a.m. when a chimney leaks during a snowmelt, and we answer. You get a real person, a dispatch time, and a plan.View details →
chimney leak repairChimney leaks in Old Pleasant Grove almost always trace back to flashing failure or a cracked crown. We use a moisture meter and smoke pen to find the entry point, then repair the flashing with new step and counter-flashing sealed to the masonry. No guesswork, no repeat leaks.View details →
professional chimney repairProfessional chimney repair means code-correct work, not a tube of caulk. Our crew holds CSIA Certified Chimney Sweep credentials and follows IRC chimney code on every job in Old Pleasant Grove. We document what we find with photos so you can see the problem yourself.View details →
chimney inspection serviceA chimney inspection in Old Pleasant Grove should cover the crown, flashing, liner, damper, and firebox. We run an inspection camera down the flue and check the attic side for water stains. You get a written report with photos and a prioritized list of what needs fixing now versus later.View details →
chimney cleaning serviceCreosote buildup is the leading cause of chimney fires, and Old Pleasant Grove wood-burners build it fast. We sweep with a chimney brush and flue brush sized to your flue, then vacuum the firebox clean. Most cleanings take 60 to 90 minutes.View details →
chimney restorationFull chimney restoration is for the historic homes in the Heritage District where the whole stack needs work. We rebuild from the roofline up, match the original brick, repoint with lime mortar, and install a new crown and cap. The result looks original and performs like new.View details →
chimney liner repairIf your liner has a crack or a gap, we can often repair it with a stainless steel liner insert rather than a full rebuild. We size the liner to the flue and insulate it to code. This is the most cost-effective fix for liner deterioration in Old Pleasant Grove.View details →
fireplace restorationFireplace restoration brings an old masonry fireplace back to safe, working condition. We rebuild the firebox with firebrick and refractory cement, replace the damper, and restore the surround. Old Pleasant Grove homeowners get a fireplace they can actually use again.View details →
fireplace installationAdding a fireplace or wood stove insert to an Old Pleasant Grove home means running a new liner and meeting clearances. We handle the whole install, from the liner to the cap, and pull the permits. We work with Olympia Chimney and Midwest Hearth products.View details →
chimney tuckpointingTuckpointing is the fix for mortar joints that have eroded on Old Pleasant Grove's historic brick. We grind out the old mortar to the right depth and repack it with a jointing tool using mortar matched to the original. This stops water intrusion and buys decades of life.View details →
chimney waterproofingWaterproofing is the single best investment for an Old Pleasant Grove masonry chimney. We apply a vapor-permeable waterproofing sealant like ChimneySaver after the chimney is clean and dry. It stops water absorption while letting the brick breathe, which prevents spalling.View details →
chimney mortar repairCrumbling mortar is a sign the chimney is taking on water. We repair mortar joints and rebuild damaged sections with refractory cement where heat is a factor. On Old Pleasant Grove homes, we match the mortar color and strength so the repair blends in.View details →
chimney sweepOur chimney sweep service covers the full flue, firebox, and smoke chamber. We use a rotary chimney sweep and drop cloths to keep your home clean. Old Pleasant Grove customers get a creosote report and a photo of the flue when we are done.View details →
chimney sweep near meSearching for a chimney sweep near me in Old Pleasant Grove? We serve the whole 84062 area, from West Center to the Grove Creek area. We sweep wood, gas, and pellet flues and can usually get you on the schedule within a week.View details →
chimney flashing repairFlashing failure is the number one cause of chimney leaks in Old Pleasant Grove. We remove the old flashing, install new step and counter-flashing, and seal it to the masonry and roof. This is a job that has to be done right the first time.View details →
chimney cap installationA properly installed chimney cap keeps rain, snow, birds, and squirrels out of your flue. We install stainless and copper caps sized to your flue, anchored to the crown. Old Pleasant Grove homes with open flues get a cap on the same visit as the sweep.View details →
residential chimney repairResidential chimney repair is our core service in Old Pleasant Grove. We work on single-family homes, duplexes, and small rentals across the Heritage District and Old Town. From a cracked crown to a full rebuild, we handle it with one crew and one price.View details →
brick chimney repairBrick chimney repair on Old Pleasant Grove's historic homes requires matching the original brick and mortar. We source matched brick and use lime mortar on pre-1950 chimneys to avoid cracking the surrounding masonry. Spalling brick gets replaced, not painted over.View details →
roof chimney repairRoof chimney repair covers everything at the roofline: flashing, counter-flashing, the crown, and the top few courses of brick. We work safely on steep pitches and use roof jacks and harnesses. Old Pleasant Grove homes near Mount Mahogany get the snow-load details right.View details →
chimney damper repairA damper that will not close is money out the flue every winter. We repair or replace throat dampers and top-sealing dampers on Old Pleasant Grove fireplaces. A top-sealing damper also keeps cold air and animals out when the fireplace is not in use.View details →
metal chimney repairMetal chimneys on newer Old Pleasant Grove homes need different parts than masonry. We repair and replace sections on Selkirk and DuraVent systems, reseal joints, and replace storm collars and caps. We stock common components so most repairs finish in one trip.View details →
same day chimney repairSame day chimney repair in Old Pleasant Grove is available for leaks, storm damage, and cap failures. Call before noon and we will do our best to get a tech out the same day. We carry flashing, cap, and sealant on every truck.View details →
Chimney repair in Old Pleasant Grove starts with access. Many Heritage District homes have narrow side yards and mature trees, so we plan the ladder and roof setup before we arrive. Once on the roof, we check the crown,
Modern Portland cement mortar is harder than the historic brick in Old Pleasant Grove, so using it causes the brick to crack and spall. This is the most common mistake we see on Heritage District chimneys.
How we help: We test the existing mortar and match its strength and color with a lime-based mix. We repoint with a jointing tool to the correct depth so the repair moves with the brick instead of fighting it.
Snow sitting on a chimney for months pushes water into hairline cracks in the crown and flashing. By spring, that water has reached the attic or the ceiling below.
How we help: We rebuild crowns with a proper slope and overhang, seal them with crown sealant, and install flashing that sheds snowmelt. We also check the top three courses of brick for freeze damage.
Preservation rules limit changes to visible masonry, so a standard rebuild with new brick may not be allowed. This affects how we source materials and plan the repair.
How we help: We source salvaged or matched brick and keep the original profile. When a full rebuild is needed, we document the existing chimney with photos so the finished work respects the historic look.
Water stains on the ceiling near the chimney
Crumbling or missing mortar between bricks
White chalky stains on the brick
A damper that will not close or seal
Smoke rolling into the room when you light a fire
Old Pleasant Grove is compact, and we use the landmarks to orient our routes and give accurate arrival times. If you are near the Pleasant Grove Historical Museum, we know which side streets have the narrowest access. Near the Old Grove Creek Bridge, we plan for the creek-side parking. Heritage Park and Pioneer Cemetery help us pin down which block you are on when you call. Knowing the area means we show up on time with the right parts.
A central reference point in Old Pleasant Grove. We use it to locate nearby streets and plan parking for jobs on the surrounding historic blocks.
Marks the Grove Creek area crossing. It helps us route to creek-side homes and plan for limited parking near the bridge.
A well-known park in the Heritage District. We use it to orient crews working on the surrounding residential streets.
A historic cemetery that anchors the older part of town. It helps us identify the surrounding blocks and give accurate arrival windows.
These are our most frequently served ZIP codes. Nearby areas may also qualify—call if you do not see yours.
Old Town · Heritage District · Grove Creek area · East Main
Our team can help if your question is not answered here.
Call (855) 927-7517 →Most chimney repairs in Old Pleasant Grove run $180 to $900, with full rebuilds at $4,500 or more. A cap repair is on the low end, crown repair is $400 to $900, and a stainless liner install is $1,800 to $3,500. We give you a written price before we start.
Look for CSIA certification, NFPA 211 compliance, and experience with historic masonry. Blackstone Ridge has served Old Pleasant Grove since 2023, holds CSIA Certified Chimney Sweep credentials, and matches mortar to historic brick. Ask any contractor those questions before you hire.
Yes. We run a 24/7 emergency line at (855) 927-7517 for Old Pleasant Grove and the surrounding 84062 area. We tarp and stabilize first, then schedule the permanent repair. Winter leak calls get priority dispatch.
Same day chimney repair in Old Pleasant Grove is often available if you call before noon. We carry flashing, caps, and sealant on every truck, so many repairs finish in one visit. Call (855) 927-7517 to check today's availability.
Once a year, ideally in the fall before you start burning. Old Pleasant Grove's freeze-thaw cycles are hard on crowns and flashing, so an annual inspection catches small problems before they become leaks. If you burn wood regularly, sweep it every year too.
We answer the phone, show up when we say we will, and quote the job before we start. Call (855) 927-7517 for a same-day estimate on chimney repair in Pleasant Grove, UT.
Tell us what you are seeing and where you are located. Our team will call to confirm the right appointment type and timing.