Every Roofing Service We Offer in Provo, UT
One team for every roofing job in Provo — from roof replacement to insurance claim help.
Provo Roof Pros handles residential and commercial roofing projects across Provo and Utah Valley. From roof replacement to insurance claim help, every service below is handled by our own team and backed by our workmanship guarantee.
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Our Roofing Services in Provo, UT

Roof Replacement
Pitch decides most of this job. Utah Valley builders framed steep so roofs would shed, and they do.

Roof Leak Repair
Leaks on a steep roof are almost never in the middle of a slope. Water moving forty feet down a 10:12 has no time to find a nail hole.

Storm Damage Restoration
Utah Valley gets two damage seasons and they break roofs differently. Late winter and spring load a roof with heavy wet snow, then melt it over three warm days.

Hail Damage Roofing
Utah Valley is not hail alley, and pretending otherwise sells product nobody needs. Hail arrives here in small summer cores, usually pea to marble, occasionally larger along the bench.

Wind Damage Roofing
Wind in Provo comes down, not across. Cold air drains out of Rock Canyon and Provo Canyon and strikes the east bench as a downslope gust while the west side of the valley stays calm.

Roof Inspections
Two visits a year fit this valley. One before the snow comes and one after the melt.

Asphalt Shingle Roofs
Asphalt covers most of Utah Valley for good reasons. On a 9:12 or steeper slope a laminated shingle sheds water fast, holds a snow load without the ponding a flatter roof collects, and costs a fraction of the alternatives per square installed.

Metal Roofing
This is the page where we argue with the customer. Standing seam is an excellent roof and a genuinely poor idea over a Provo entryway unless you pay for engineered snow retention alongside it.

Tile Roofing
Tile is a minority roof in Utah Valley and the reasons are worth hearing before you buy one. Concrete tile is heavy, brittle in a slide path, and costs more to walk for maintenance than any covering we service.

Flat & Low-Slope Roofing
Almost nobody in Utah Valley has an entirely flat roof, and almost everybody has some. The porch cover, the shed dormer over a bedroom, the addition off the back, the carport.

Roof Coatings & Sealing
A coating is a maintenance product, not a roof. Silicone or acrylic over a sound low-slope membrane or an existing metal roof can add years and cut summer heat gain.

Roof Ventilation
Ridge vents in Provo spend part of every winter buried. A foot of settled snow across the peak stops the exhaust, the attic warms, and the roof begins working against itself.

Skylights
Placement is the whole conversation on a Provo skylight. A unit set in the middle of a 10:12 slope with forty feet of roof above it is sitting in a chute, and every winter the pack coming down that chute arrives at the curb carrying real momentum.

Gutters & Downspouts
A gutter under a steep Provo roof is a length of aluminum sitting directly in the path of everything that comes off it. That is the design problem.

Fascia & Soffit
Fascia on a steep roof is structural, and everyone treats it as trim. It carries the gutter, it absorbs the hit when a load comes off the slope, and on a great many Utah Valley houses it is a 2x6 of ordinary pine with paint on it and nothing else.

Chimney Flashing
A chimney is a dam in the middle of a slope. Everything moving down the roof stops on its uphill side and stays there, which is why more of our leak calls begin at a chimney than anywhere else, and why the fix is usually framing rather than caulk.

Emergency Tarping
Tarping a 10:12 roof in a January storm is a different job from tarping a low-slope deck. There is nowhere to stand, the surface is wet or glazed, and a tarp that is merely laid down and weighted will be in a neighbor's yard by morning.

Commercial Roofing
Commercial roofs in Provo fail at parapets and tall walls, and the reason is drift. Wind pushes snow across a large low-slope field and stacks it against every vertical obstruction, so the load against a parapet runs several times what the open field carries.

Insurance Claim Help
Snow and ice losses work differently from wind and hail, and most owners here learn that at the worst moment. Weight of ice and snow is a named peril on a standard homeowner policy, but it covers sudden damage from a load, not deterioration that took four winters to arrive.
What each of our services covers in Provo
Open any service to see exactly what is included before you call.
Roof Replacement
Pitch decides most of this job. Utah Valley builders framed steep so roofs would shed, and they do. The load leaves in one motion and lands somewhere specific.
- roof replacement
- reroofing
- full tear-off and re-roof
- steep-slope roof replacement
- architectural shingle replacement
- roof deck and sheathing replacement
- ice barrier installation
- snow guard layout and installation
- second-layer tear-off
- rental property roof replacement
- roof replacement estimates
Roof Leak Repair
Leaks on a steep roof are almost never in the middle of a slope. Water moving forty feet down a 10:12 has no time to find a nail hole. It finds whatever interrupts the run, and in this valley the interruptions are what fail.
- roof leak repair
- roof leak detection
- ceiling stain diagnosis
- pipe boot replacement
- step flashing repair
- valley flashing repair
- dormer wall leak repair
- eave and drip edge leaks
- attic moisture inspection
- shingle patching and blending
- emergency leak repair
Storm Damage Restoration
Utah Valley gets two damage seasons and they break roofs differently. Late winter and spring load a roof with heavy wet snow, then melt it over three warm days. Late summer sends downslope gusts and small hail cores out of the canyons.
- storm damage restoration
- snow slide damage repair
- roof storm repair
- gutter and vent cap replacement
- storm deck repair
- temporary roof protection
- storm damage documentation
- roof structure repair
- post-storm roof inspection
- wind and hail restoration
- emergency storm response
Hail Damage Roofing
Utah Valley is not hail alley, and pretending otherwise sells product nobody needs. Hail arrives here in small summer cores, usually pea to marble, occasionally larger along the bench. The honest question is not whether you were hit.
- hail damage roofing
- hail damage inspection
- bruised shingle mat assessment
- impact-rated shingle installation
- UL 2218 Class 4 shingles
- hail test squares
- soft metal damage assessment
- hail roof repair
- granule loss evaluation
- hail damage documentation
- impact-resistant roof upgrade
Wind Damage Roofing
Wind in Provo comes down, not across. Cold air drains out of Rock Canyon and Provo Canyon and strikes the east bench as a downslope gust while the west side of the valley stays calm. Two houses a mile apart get very different storms out of one forecast.
- wind damage roofing
- blown-off shingle repair
- canyon wind roof damage
- starter course repair
- ridge cap replacement
- high-wind nailing pattern
- ASTM D7158 wind class shingles
- rake and eave edge repair
- broken seal inspection
- wind damage estimate
- emergency wind repair
Roof Inspections
Two visits a year fit this valley. One before the snow comes and one after the melt. The autumn trip asks whether the roof is ready to hold and release a load safely.
- roof inspection
- pre-winter roof inspection
- spring roof inspection
- snow guard fastener check
- real estate roof inspection
- attic and ventilation inspection
- roof condition report
- remaining service life assessment
- maintenance roof inspection
- roof photo documentation
- free roof inspection
Asphalt Shingle Roofs
Asphalt covers most of Utah Valley for good reasons. On a 9:12 or steeper slope a laminated shingle sheds water fast, holds a snow load without the ponding a flatter roof collects, and costs a fraction of the alternatives per square installed. Pipe boots go on new with every re-roof.
- asphalt shingle roofs
- architectural laminate shingles
- SBS-modified shingles
- three-tab shingle replacement
- shingle roof repair
- synthetic underlayment
- starter and ridge cap
- shingle color matching
- steep-slope shingle installation
- shingle roof maintenance
- shingle roof estimates
Metal Roofing
This is the page where we argue with the customer. Standing seam is an excellent roof and a genuinely poor idea over a Provo entryway unless you pay for engineered snow retention alongside it. That sentence costs us jobs, and we still lead with it.
- metal roofing
- standing seam metal roof
- snap-lock metal panels
- mechanically seamed panels
- exposed-fastener metal panel
- metal shingle roofing
- seam-clamped snow rails
- metal roof retrofit
- high-temperature underlayment
- shop and outbuilding metal roofs
- metal roof repair
Tile Roofing
Tile is a minority roof in Utah Valley and the reasons are worth hearing before you buy one. Concrete tile is heavy, brittle in a slide path, and costs more to walk for maintenance than any covering we service. On the right house it is excellent.
- tile roofing
- concrete tile roof repair
- tile relay and underlayment replacement
- broken tile replacement
- elevated batten systems
- counter-batten drainage
- tile snow retention brackets
- clay tile repair
- tile hip and ridge
- tile roof inspection
- tile roof estimates
Flat & Low-Slope Roofing
Almost nobody in Utah Valley has an entirely flat roof, and almost everybody has some. The porch cover, the shed dormer over a bedroom, the addition off the back, the carport. Those low-slope sections sit at the bottom of a steep slope and catch whatever it throws.
- flat roofing
- low-slope roofing
- TPO membrane roofing
- EPDM rubber roofing
- modified bitumen roofing
- porch and dormer roof membrane
- tapered polyiso insulation
- scupper and drain installation
- membrane wall flashing
- carport and addition roofing
- flat roof repair
Roof Coatings & Sealing
A coating is a maintenance product, not a roof. Silicone or acrylic over a sound low-slope membrane or an existing metal roof can add years and cut summer heat gain. Sprayed across a failing steep-slope shingle roof it is money set on fire, and some outfits sell exactly that.
- roof coatings
- silicone roof coating
- acrylic roof coating
- metal roof coating
- membrane restoration system
- roof sealing
- fastener and seam detailing
- reflective cool roof coating
- moisture survey
- pitch pan and flashing sealing
- roof coating estimates
Roof Ventilation
Ridge vents in Provo spend part of every winter buried. A foot of settled snow across the peak stops the exhaust, the attic warms, and the roof begins working against itself. A ventilation plan for this valley has to keep breathing while the ridge is under the pack.
- roof ventilation
- attic ventilation
- baffled ridge vent installation
- soffit intake vents
- rafter baffles
- net free area calculation
- gable louver vents
- box vent installation
- attic air sealing
- bathroom fan ducting
- ventilation assessment
Skylights
Placement is the whole conversation on a Provo skylight. A unit set in the middle of a 10:12 slope with forty feet of roof above it is sitting in a chute, and every winter the pack coming down that chute arrives at the curb carrying real momentum. So we survey before anyone cuts.
- skylights
- skylight installation
- skylight replacement
- curb-mounted skylights
- skylight leak repair
- skylight cricket framing
- solar tube installation
- venting skylights
- skylight shaft insulation
- cracked skylight glass replacement
- skylight flashing kits
Gutters & Downspouts
A gutter under a steep Provo roof is a length of aluminum sitting directly in the path of everything that comes off it. That is the design problem. Sizing for rainfall is the easy part.
- gutters and downspouts
- K-style aluminum gutters
- continuous-run gutters
- 6-inch gutter installation
- hidden hanger installation
- downspout replacement
- gutter repair
- buried downspout drain lines
- gutter cleaning
- self-regulating heat cable
- gutter guards
Fascia & Soffit
Fascia on a steep roof is structural, and everyone treats it as trim. It carries the gutter, it absorbs the hit when a load comes off the slope, and on a great many Utah Valley houses it is a 2x6 of ordinary pine with paint on it and nothing else. Which is why we look at what has been fastened to it before we look at how it reads from the street.
- fascia and soffit
- rotted fascia repair
- rafter tail repair
- fiber cement fascia
- vented soffit installation
- aluminum fascia wrap
- drip edge installation
- soffit intake ventilation
- bird blocking replacement
- eave repair
- trim replacement
Chimney Flashing
A chimney is a dam in the middle of a slope. Everything moving down the roof stops on its uphill side and stays there, which is why more of our leak calls begin at a chimney than anywhere else, and why the fix is usually framing rather than caulk. The detail that decides it is the cricket.
- chimney flashing
- chimney cricket framing
- step flashing repair
- counterflashing and reglet cuts
- chimney leak repair
- chimney crown repair
- chase cover replacement
- chimney rain cap
- back pan replacement
- chimney tuckpointing
- chimney removal and roof-over
Emergency Tarping
Tarping a 10:12 roof in a January storm is a different job from tarping a low-slope deck. There is nowhere to stand, the surface is wet or glazed, and a tarp that is merely laid down and weighted will be in a neighbor's yard by morning. So the method is anchored, not weighted.
- emergency tarping
- emergency roof repair
- storm tarping
- winter roof tarping
- temporary roof protection
- 24-hour roof response
- interior water containment
- board-up and dry-in
- roof anchor safety setup
- tree impact tarping
- post-storm emergency service
Commercial Roofing
Commercial roofs in Provo fail at parapets and tall walls, and the reason is drift. Wind pushes snow across a large low-slope field and stacks it against every vertical obstruction, so the load against a parapet runs several times what the open field carries. That shapes the specification.
- commercial roofing
- TPO commercial roofing
- EPDM commercial roofing
- two-ply modified bitumen
- apartment and student housing roofing
- warehouse roof replacement
- parapet and drift zone detailing
- roof maintenance contracts
- internal drain and scupper work
- structural standing seam
- HOA roofing
Insurance Claim Help
Snow and ice losses work differently from wind and hail, and most owners here learn that at the worst moment. Weight of ice and snow is a named peril on a standard homeowner policy, but it covers sudden damage from a load, not deterioration that took four winters to arrive. So the file has to establish an event.
- insurance claim help
- roof damage documentation
- storm claim scope writing
- weight of ice and snow claims
- hail claim inspection
- wind claim inspection
- supplement documentation
- moisture readings for claims
- test square evidence
- shingle match documentation
- deductible guidance
What Provo property owners ask us
Which roofing services does Provo Roof Pros handle?
Everything listed on this page, residential and commercial, across Provo and Utah Valley. Work is done by our own crews rather than handed to whoever is cheapest that week, which is the only way the workmanship warranty means anything.
Can I combine more than one service in a single job?
Yes, and it is usually cheaper. Bundling roofing work into one mobilization saves setup, disposal and travel, and it means one crew, one schedule and one written free estimate instead of three contractors blaming each other.
Do you give free estimates for every service?
Every one. We come out, measure, look at the real condition of the work area, and put an itemized free estimate in writing with materials and scope spelled out. No charge, no deposit, and no obligation to book.
What Provo Customers Say
Two other bids priced a full replacement. These guys got on the roof, found the step flashing at the dormer had been face-nailed, and fixed that instead. Cost me a fraction of what I was expecting and the ceiling stain has not come back.
They showed up with a drawing of where the snow comes off our roof and it landed exactly on the walk to the front door, which is where I had fallen the winter before. Guards went in with the new shingles. That whole conversation was new to me.
Talked me out of a metal roof, honestly. Explained what it would cost to add the rails to keep snow off the driveway and said the money was better spent on a better shingle and guards. Not what I expected from a roofing company.
A slide took the gutter off the back of the house and folded the furnace cap. They tarped nothing because nothing was open, documented all four items, and had it repaired in a week. The photo file they sent made the claim straightforward.
Service Areas
Provo Roof Pros serves Provo, UT and surrounding communities including: