Old fireplace smokes into the room
We run an inspection camera down the flue, confirm the problem, and install a correctly sized stainless steel liner. Draft is restored and the fireplace becomes usable again.
NFI Certified crews, code-correct venting, permits handled
Fireplace installation Pleasant Grove UT built for real winters
When you need fireplace installation Pleasant Grove UT homeowners can actually use before the first hard freeze, Blackstone Ridge handles the whole job: venting, clearances, hearth, and the first burn. We serve Utah County from 84062, working on older brick chimneys near Main Street and newer builds out by Mount Mahogany. One crew, one price, no surprises.
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About this service
What fireplace installation Pleasant Grove UT really involves
Fireplace installation in Pleasant Grove is more than dropping a unit into a framed opening. It means matching the appliance to an existing flue or running a new stainless steel liner, verifying clearances against IRC chimney code and NFPA 211, and sealing every penetration so attic air and snowmelt stay outside. We measure the firebox, check the damper, and confirm the chimney crown and flashing are sound before a single box is opened.
Most Pleasant Grove homes were built between the 1950s and the 2000s, and their chimneys were sized for wood, not for a modern insert or gas unit. If you are searching for fireplace installation Pleasant Grove UT near me because your old fireplace smokes into the room or your damper will not close, the fix is usually a liner upgrade plus a proper cap. We quote the whole scope up front so you know the number before we start.
- ✓ Heat that stays inside
- ✓ Code-correct from day one
- ✓ Lower creosote risk
- ✓ One crew, one warranty
What's included
What is included in fireplace installation
Every install includes the core scope below. If your chimney needs additional work, we quote it separately so you can see exactly what you are paying for and decide what to do first.
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Unit and venting
We supply and install the fireplace or insert, plus the stainless steel liner or venting sized to the appliance. Undersized venting is the most common cause of poor draft, so we size it correctly the first time.
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Chimney cap and damper
A new chimney cap keeps rain, snow, and animals out. We install a stainless cap and confirm the damper seats properly so heated air does not escape up the flue when the fireplace is not in use.
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Flashing and crown seal
We inspect the flashing where the chimney meets the roof and reseal the crown with crown sealant. Water is the number one enemy of a Pleasant Grove chimney, and this step prevents leaks before they start.
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Permit and inspection
We pull the Pleasant Grove city permit and schedule the inspection. The work is built to IRC chimney code and NFPA 211 so it passes the first time and stays documented for your records.
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First-burn walkthrough
We light the first fire with you, confirm draft with a smoke pen, and show you how to run the damper and air controls. You leave the walkthrough knowing how to operate your new fireplace safely.
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Cleanup and haul-away
We lay drop cloths, protect floors and walls, and haul out every scrap of packaging and old material. Your room is ready to use the day we finish.
How it works
How our fireplace install process works
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On-site assessment
We inspect the firebox, flue, damper, crown, and flashing, then run an inspection camera down the chimney. You get measurements, photos, and a written scope the same day. Most assessments take 45 to 60 minutes.
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Permit and scope
We pull the Pleasant Grove city permit and confirm clearances against IRC chimney code. If the chimney needs relining or crown work first, we tell you before we order anything. No surprises on the invoice.
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Install day
Most installs run four to eight hours. We lay drop cloths, run the stainless steel liner, set the unit, connect the venting, and seal every penetration with the right flashing and crown sealant. Your floors and walls come out the way they went in.
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Test and first burn
We light the first fire with you watching. A smoke pen confirms draft, a moisture meter checks your wood, and we walk you through damper operation and air controls. You leave the walkthrough knowing how to run the fireplace.
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Cleanup and follow-up
We haul out every scrap, sweep the hearth, and leave the room ready to use. Two weeks later we call to confirm draft and heat output are where they should be. If something is off, we come back.
Tools & methods
Tools and methods we use on every install
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Inspection camera
We run a camera down the flue to see cracks, gaps, and creosote levels before quoting. You see the same footage we do.
Rotary chimney sweep and flue brush
Used to remove creosote and soot from the flue before a new liner goes in. A clean flue is required for proper liner adhesion and draft.
Smoke pen
We use a smoke pen to confirm draft direction and strength after install. If the smoke does not pull, we find out before we leave.
Moisture meter
Checks your firewood moisture content. Wood above 20 percent moisture creates creosote and poor draft, so we test and advise.
Masonry trowel and jointing tool
Used for firebrick, mortar, and refractory cement work in the firebox and crown. The jointing tool matches the original mortar profile on older chimneys.
Stainless steel liner and chimney cap
The core of every install. We size the liner to the appliance and install a stainless cap to keep weather and animals out.
Crown sealant and waterproofing sealant
Applied to the crown and brick to stop water intrusion. This is the step that prevents leaks through Pleasant Grove freeze-thaw cycles.
Real results
Before and after.
1950s brick fireplace, Old Pleasant Grove
Before
Original masonry fireplace with a cracked liner, a damper that would not close, and a crown that had been leaking for years. The homeowner had stopped using it because smoke filled the room every time they lit a fire.
After
We installed a stainless steel liner sized to the new insert, replaced the damper, rebuilt the crown with crown sealant, and installed a stainless cap. First fire drafted cleanly and the room now heats to 72 degrees on a 20-degree night.
Basement finish with direct-vent gas, Mount Mahogany
Before
Unfinished basement with no fireplace. The homeowner wanted a focal point but did not want the cost of a full masonry chimney. The house had a factory-built chimney on the main floor that could not be extended.
After
We installed a direct-vent gas fireplace vented horizontally through the side wall, framed the opening, and finished the surround. Install took six hours. The basement is now the family's main living space.
Chimney leak repair before install, Battle Creek
Before
Homeowner called about water stains on the ceiling near the chimney. The flashing had failed and the crown was cracked. They had been planning a fireplace install but the leak had to be fixed first.
After
We replaced the flashing with new metal and the correct counterflashing detail, resealed the crown, and waterproofed the brick. Two weeks later we installed the new fireplace. No leaks through the following winter.
Problems we solve
Problems a new fireplace install solves
Most Pleasant Grove homeowners call us because something is not working. These are the four problems we see most often, and what happens if they are left alone.
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Damper will not seal, heat escapes
We repair or replace the damper and confirm it seats properly. On older fireplaces we sometimes install a top-sealing damper that stops air loss completely.
Cracked crown and flashing failure
We reseal or rebuild the crown with crown sealant, replace failed flashing, and waterproof the brick. This stops the leak and protects the new fireplace install.
Creosote buildup from poor draft
We sweep the flue with a rotary chimney sweep and flue brush, then correct the draft problem with proper liner sizing. Clean flue, safe fireplace.
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 Occupational and Professional Licensing
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Insured and bondedState of Utah
Typical 2026 pricing runs $2,400 to $6,800 depending on the unit, liner length, and whether the chimney needs crown or flashing work first. A straightforward insert with a 20-foot stainless steel liner sits near the lower end. A full masonry fireplace rebuild with new firebrick and refractory cement pushes toward the top. We quote the whole scope in writing before we order parts.
Our fireplace install Pleasant Grove scope covers the unit, stainless steel liner, chimney cap, damper, flashing, crown sealant, and the first-burn walkthrough. We pull the permit and haul away all debris. If your chimney needs relining or masonry repair first, that is quoted separately so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
Yes. Pleasant Grove requires a permit for any new fireplace or insert installation, and the work has to meet IRC chimney code and NFPA 211. We pull the permit for you and schedule the inspection. Skipping it can void your homeowner's insurance and create problems when you sell the house.
Most installs take four to eight hours on-site. If we are running a new stainless steel liner down a tall flue or repairing crown damage first, plan on a full day. We schedule installs within one to two weeks of the assessment, and we can often fit same day fireplace installation Pleasant Grove UT requests when the chimney is already in good shape.
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chimney repair near meIf your existing chimney has spalling brick or a cracked crown, we repair it before installing anything new. A fireplace sitting on a failing chimney will not draft right, no matter how good the unit is.Explore →
chimney masonry repairWe rebuild fireboxes with firebrick and refractory cement, repoint mortar joints with a masonry trowel and jointing tool, and match the existing brick so the repair disappears. Most masonry repairs take one to two days.Explore →
chimney crown repairA cracked crown lets water into the flue and freezes in Pleasant Grove winters. We reseal or rebuild the crown with crown sealant and confirm the overhang sheds water away from the chimney.Explore →
chimney reliningAn undersized or deteriorated liner is the number one cause of poor draft and creosote buildup. We install stainless steel liners sized to your appliance, which is often required before a new fireplace can be installed.Explore →
chimney cap repairA missing or damaged chimney cap lets rain, snow, and animal nesting into the flue. We replace caps with stainless models and confirm the spark screen is intact before we finish the install.Explore →
chimney maintenanceAnnual maintenance keeps your new fireplace running the way it did on day one. We sweep, inspect the liner, check the damper, and look at the crown and flashing each fall before burning season starts.Explore →
fireplace repairIf your fireplace smokes into the room, the damper sticks, or the firebox has cracked brick, we diagnose and repair it. Many repairs cost far less than a full replacement and restore safe operation.Explore →
emergency chimney repairA chimney leak during a storm or a partial collapse after a freeze needs fast attention. We respond to emergency calls across Pleasant Grove and Utah County, usually within a few hours.Explore → Ready when you are
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