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From foundation cracks to crumbling chimneys and aging mortar joints, Ogden Concrete & Masonry fixes the masonry problems that have been nagging you - done right the first time, backed by a written warranty.
Ogden Concrete & Masonry is a Masonry Contractor based in Ogden, UT, handling the masonry problems that homeowners and property owners across northern Utah deal with every year. We offer 16 services covering everything from foundation cracks and failing chimney mortar to new retaining walls, outdoor kitchens, and stone veneer - serving 12 communities throughout Weber and Davis counties. We are licensed in Utah, carry full insurance, and back every job with a written warranty.
Cracks, settling, or bowing walls? We stabilize and seal your foundation before small problems turn costly.
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Crumbling mortar, damaged crown, or a cracked liner - we restore chimneys so they are safe to use this winter.
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Old mortar letting water in? We grind out the worn joints and pack in fresh mortar matched to your home's age.
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Spalling bricks or failing mortar joints? We match materials carefully so the repair disappears into the wall.
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Cracked or heaved driveway? Pavers handle freeze-thaw cycles and look far better than plain concrete.
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Sloped yard losing ground every spring? A well-built retaining wall keeps soil where it belongs.
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Faded or damaged historic masonry? We clean, repoint, and restore brick and stone to its original character.
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Ready for a fireplace that actually works? We build masonry fireplaces and fireboxes to last for decades.
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Want the look of natural stone without the full stone price? Veneer installed right looks beautiful and holds.
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Need a durable wall for a utility space, garage, or boundary? Block walls are strong, fast, and long-lasting.
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Building new or replacing a failing foundation wall? Block construction gives you solid footing from the start.
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Want an outdoor kitchen that holds up to Utah summers? Masonry construction handles heat and weather for years.
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Cracked or uneven walkway creating a hazard? We build level, attractive paths that handle heavy foot traffic.
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Need a privacy wall, garden boundary, or accent wall? Brick gives you durability and curb appeal in one.
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Natural stone built to last generations. From garden walls to structural applications, we work with real stone.
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Joints hollowing out or bricks loosening? Brick pointing restores the bond before the wall needs major work.
Learn MoreReach us by phone or through the contact form on this page. You do not need to have all the answers ready - just describe what you have noticed and we will ask the questions that matter. We respond within 1 business day to schedule your free on-site visit.
We come to you, walk the job, and explain what we find in plain terms. You get a written estimate that breaks down the work, the materials, and the cost before you commit to anything. No pressure to sign on the spot - take time to compare and ask questions.
Our crew completes the work on the agreed schedule, handles any required permits and city inspections, and walks you through the finished job before we leave. You receive your warranty documents in writing - so you have a clear record for your home files and for any future sale.
We hold an active Utah masonry contractor license and carry both liability insurance and workers compensation. You can request our certificates before we start - no runaround.
We come to your property, walk the job, and give you a written estimate at no charge. You are not committed to anything until you sign - and we never pressure you on the spot.
We have operated out of Ogden since 2019 and know the freeze-thaw cycles, the older housing stock, and the local permit process that affect every job here.
Every job comes with a written warranty. Foundation pier systems include manufacturer warranties that transfer to new owners. You leave with paperwork, not just a handshake.
Ready to get started? Call us at (385) 453-0468 or send us a message.
"The crew came out for a foundation assessment within two days of me calling. They found two cracks I had missed and gave me a written estimate the same day. Work was done in three days, they pulled the permit, and the city inspector signed off without any issues. The cracks are sealed and I finally stopped worrying every spring."
Mark T., Ogden - Foundation repair
"Our chimney mortar had been crumbling for two winters and I kept putting it off. They matched the original mortar color closely enough that I had to look twice to see where the new work was. Finished in one day, cleaned up completely, and told me what to watch for going forward. Would not hesitate to call them again."
Sandra R., Layton - Chimney repair
"We had a retaining wall on the back slope that was starting to bow out. They rebuilt it in sections over four days and it looks solid. The crew explained what caused the original failure so I understood why the new design was different. Pricing was fair and they stuck to the estimate they gave me."
James K., South Ogden - Retaining wall construction
We respond within 1 business day - no obligation, no pressure. After you submit the form, someone from our office will call you to schedule a free on-site visit where we assess the job, answer your questions, and provide a written estimate.
(385) 453-0468Ogden Concrete & Masonry is based in Ogden and serves 12 communities across Weber and Davis counties, including Layton, Clearfield, Roy, and the surrounding areas. We can typically schedule a free on-site estimate within the same week you call. Whether you are just north of downtown or out in the newer subdivisions on the west side, we cover the full service area.
Ogden sits at around 4,300 feet and sees dozens of freeze-thaw cycles each winter - water in cracks expands when it freezes and pushes masonry apart a little more each time. That is why small cracks here tend to grow faster than they would in a milder climate.
Wasatch snowmelt delivers concentrated moisture every spring, and clay-heavy soils in the Ogden area expand as they absorb it, pushing against foundation walls and footings. If your basement shows new damp spots or your foundation cracks seem wider each April, snowmelt pressure is likely the cause.
Homes built before 1960 often used lime-based mortars that are softer and more flexible than modern cement mixes. Replacing those joints with a hard modern mortar can crack the bricks themselves over time, turning a minor repair into an expensive one.
Efflorescence - the white powdery residue you see on brick after wet seasons - means water is moving through the masonry and depositing minerals on the surface. Cleaning it off without fixing the mortar joints just means it comes back next spring.
Interlocking pavers flex slightly with freeze-thaw movement rather than cracking through - which is why they often outlast poured concrete slabs on driveways and walkways in northern Utah. Individual pavers can also be replaced if one is damaged, without disturbing the entire surface. The Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute publishes installation and maintenance guidance for cold climates.
Crumbling mortar on the outside is cosmetic and can wait a season - a cracked liner inside the flue is a safety issue that lets carbon monoxide escape into your home and should not wait. If you are unsure which you have, an inspection before you use the fireplace this fall is worth scheduling.
Ogden Concrete & Masonry is a licensed and insured masonry contractor based in Ogden, UT, serving 12 communities across northern Utah since 2019. We hold an active Utah contractor license issued by the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing, and carry full liability and workers compensation coverage on every job.
We have completed masonry projects across 16 service categories - from foundation repair and chimney work to retaining walls, pavers, and stone veneer - giving us the depth to handle whatever your home needs without subcontracting the work out. Every project comes with a written estimate before work starts and warranty documents when it finishes.
Want to know more about how we work and who we are? Read about our team and approach.
Do not wait until you can see gaps with the naked eye - by then water has usually already been getting in. Schedule an inspection if your brickwork is more than 20 years old and has not been looked at recently. The Brick Industry Association recommends inspecting masonry every few years in freeze-thaw climates.
Structural masonry work done without a required permit can complicate a home sale, void your homeowner insurance for related claims, and leave you personally liable if something goes wrong. A contractor who discourages permits on structural work is not doing you a favor.
Ask your contractor for before-and-after photos of the work area, not just a completion form. Good foundation and masonry repair is documented - you should be able to show a future buyer exactly what was done, when, and by whom.
Have a project in mind or questions about what your home needs? Call (385) 453-0468 and we will walk through it with you at no charge.
Ogden is Weber County's largest city, home to roughly 87,000 people and built right against the western slope of the Wasatch Range. The city has a long history as a railroad hub, and that history shows in its housing stock - many of the neighborhoods closest to downtown are filled with craftsman bungalows and brick homes built between the 1920s and 1950s. Those homes are solid and well-built, but they have been through a lot of winters, and their mortar joints, foundations, and chimneys reflect that.
The streets around Historic 25th Street and the neighborhoods of Jefferson, Monroe, and Grant are a good example of what much of central Ogden looks like - older brick construction, mature trees, and homes that have had multiple owners over the decades. Weber State University sits on the east bench with views of the Wasatch, and the neighborhoods below it tend to have hillside lots with steeper slopes and more drainage challenges than the flatter west side. Snowmelt from the mountains east of town flows through the city every spring, which puts real pressure on foundations and yards in lower-lying areas near the river.
Ogden Concrete & Masonry has been working in Ogden and the surrounding communities since 2019. We know the difference between what an older brick home near downtown needs and what a newer subdivision on the west side requires. Whether you are dealing with freeze-thaw damage, aging mortar, a sloped lot, or a foundation that has been through too many wet springs, we are familiar with the conditions here and know how to address them correctly.
By appointment only, no walk-ins.
Ogden Concrete & Masonry
573 27th St
Ogden, UT 84403
Always open, 24/7.
Call Ogden Concrete & Masonry today for a free on-site estimate - we serve Ogden and 11 surrounding communities across northern Utah.