From historic Avenues homes to modern Lehi developments, we install roofs that withstand Utah's punishing weather cycles. We select materials based on your home's slope, neighborhood aesthetic, and local snow load requirements - different for Sandy's bench areas versus Provo's valley floor.
Our tear-off process includes thorough deck inspection - we often find dry rot in older homes from Utah's dry air. We install proper ice and water shielding, especially important in Cottonwood Canyon-adjacent areas. Ventilation systems are customized to prevent ice dams while maintaining energy efficiency during inversions. We coordinate directly with your insurance when storm damage is involved.
Our tear-off process includes thorough deck inspection - we often find dry rot in older homes from Utah's dry air. We install proper ice and water shielding, especially important in Cottonwood Canyon-adjacent areas. Ventilation systems are customized to prevent ice dams while maintaining energy efficiency during inversions. We coordinate directly with your insurance when storm damage is involved.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Thorough inspection of existing structure
- 02 Step 2: Material selection for your microclimate
- 03 Step 3: Careful tear-off with debris containment
- 04 Step 4: Installation with attention to ventilation needs
Benefits
- Materials rated for Utah's snow loads and UV exposure
- Proper ventilation to prevent ice dams
- Energy efficiency for both hot summers and cold winters
- Increased home value and curb appeal
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should Utah roofs be replaced?
Most last 20-25 years here, but we inspect older roofs annually for dry climate damage.
What roofing works best in windy areas?
In Draper's windy hills, we recommend heavier architectural shingles with special adhesives.
Do you handle insurance claims for storm damage?
Yes, we're experienced working with Utah insurers after hail or wind events.