Wasatch Front & Tooele Valley
Roofing Service Areas
Family-owned since 2017 and serving homes and businesses from Ogden to Provo and out to Tooele.
Salt Lake Valley
Salt Lake City, UT
Salt Lake City has some of the oldest housing stock in Utah — bungalows and cottages in Sugar House, the Avenues and Liberty Wells that oft…
Roofing in Salt Lake CitySandy, UT
Homes on Sandy’s east bench sit right under Little Cottonwood and Big Cottonwood canyons, and they see more snow than the valley floor. Tha…
Roofing in SandyDraper, UT
Draper sits at the Point of the Mountain, one of the windiest spots on the Wasatch Front. Wind-lifted and torn-off shingles are a common ca…
Roofing in DraperSouth Jordan, UT
Much of South Jordan was built in the last two decades, and many of those original builder-grade roofs are now reaching the end of their li…
Roofing in South JordanWest Jordan, UT
West Jordan has everything from 1970s and ’80s ranch homes to brand-new subdivisions on the west side. Older homes often need full replacem…
Roofing in West JordanMurray, UT
Murray’s established neighborhoods are full of mid-century homes and mature trees. Big trees mean clogged gutters and debris on the roof, a…
Roofing in MurrayRiverton, UT
Riverton grew fast in the late ’90s and 2000s, and a lot of those first roofs are now due. We see curling shingles, granule loss and failin…
Roofing in RivertonHerriman, UT
Herriman’s newer homes on the southwest benches get exposed to strong winds and storm systems coming over the Oquirrhs. We handle wind and …
Roofing in HerrimanCottonwood Heights, UT
At the mouths of Big and Little Cottonwood canyons, Cottonwood Heights gets heavy snow and canyon winds. Ice dams, snow-load stress and win…
Roofing in Cottonwood HeightsHolladay, UT
Holladay is known for large lots, big trees and custom homes — including plenty of cedar shake and specialty roofs. Cedar shake takes extra…
Roofing in HolladayWest Valley City, UT
West Valley City is Utah’s second-largest city, and most of its neighborhoods were built from the 1960s through the ’90s. A lot of those ho…
Roofing in West Valley CityTaylorsville, UT
Taylorsville’s established neighborhoods are mostly 1960s–’80s ranch and split-level homes with mature trees. That combination means aging …
Roofing in TaylorsvilleUtah Valley
Provo, UT
Provo mixes older homes near downtown and the Joaquin and Maeser neighborhoods with newer construction on the east bench below Y Mountain. …
Roofing in ProvoOrem, UT
Much of Orem was built between the 1960s and the ’90s, so a lot of roofs here are due. East Orem sits near the mouth of Provo Canyon, where…
Roofing in OremLehi, UT
Lehi has grown fast alongside Silicon Slopes, and many homes from the 2000s and early 2010s are now reaching the end of their original buil…
Roofing in LehiAmerican Fork, UT
American Fork has older homes near Main Street and newer subdivisions climbing toward the canyon. Older homes often need full replacements,…
Roofing in American ForkPleasant Grove, UT
Pleasant Grove’s established neighborhoods have big trees and older roofs. Leaves and debris clog gutters and hold moisture on shingles, an…
Roofing in Pleasant GroveEagle Mountain, UT
Eagle Mountain is one of the fastest-growing cities in Utah, with mostly newer homes on open, exposed ground west of Utah Lake. Wind is the…
Roofing in Eagle MountainSaratoga Springs, UT
Saratoga Springs is largely newer construction along the west side of Utah Lake, and that open exposure brings strong wind. Many homes here…
Roofing in Saratoga SpringsSpanish Fork, UT
Spanish Fork sits at the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon — windy enough that there’s a wind farm right outside town. Roofs here take steady wi…
Roofing in Spanish ForkDavis & Weber (Ogden Area)
Ogden, UT
Ogden has some of the oldest homes in northern Utah — historic houses near downtown and on the east bench, many with multiple shingle layer…
Roofing in OgdenLayton, UT
Layton is Davis County’s largest city, with homes from the 1970s through today. Like the rest of Davis County, it’s exposed to powerful eas…
Roofing in LaytonBountiful, UT
Bountiful’s east bench homes sit right in the path of Davis County’s notorious east winds, and many are older homes on steep lots. Wind-tor…
Roofing in BountifulKaysville, UT
Kaysville has mature trees and established neighborhoods — and some of the strongest east wind events in the state. Falling limbs and high …
Roofing in KaysvilleFarmington, UT
Farmington ranges from older homes near the historic center to newer construction near Station Park and up the bench. Homes near the canyon…
Roofing in FarmingtonRoy, UT
Roy is mostly mid-century and 1970s homes, many on their second roof and due for a third. Common issues are worn shingles, failing pipe boo…
Roofing in RoyTooele Valley
Tooele, UT
Tooele has grown quickly, with new subdivisions surrounding an older core of historic homes. The open valley means wind has nothing to slow…
Roofing in TooeleGrantsville, UT
Grantsville homes often sit on larger lots with shops, barns and outbuildings that need roofing too. Strong winds across the open valley ar…
Roofing in GrantsvilleStansbury Park, UT
Stansbury Park is a planned community with homes from the 1970s through today, sitting in the open north end of the Tooele Valley near the …
Roofing in Stansbury ParkDon’t see your city? We likely still serve you — call (385) 230-5990.
Ready for a roof you don’t have to think about?
Free inspections and written estimates from Ogden to Provo to Tooele. The price we quote is the price we stick to.