Name: Redline Roofing
Address: 425 N 400 W #1D, North Salt Lake, UT, 84054, US
Telephone: (385) 427-8169

Question 1

How much does a new roof cost in Davis County?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the size and pitch of the roof, how many layers come off, the decking underneath, and the shingle or metal system you choose — which is why Redline Roofing bids every roof individually instead of quoting a per-square number over the phone. The inspection and bid are free: an estimator maps your roof from the air, verifies it with physical measurements on-site, and puts the price in writing. Request a bid or call (385) 427-8169.

When a repair is a realistic option, we price it next to the replacement so you can see both. Repairs, metal roofing, siding and gutters are quoted the same way, after we have measured on-site.

Question 2

What areas does Redline Roofing serve?

Accepted Answer

Redline Roofing is based in North Salt Lake and works across Northern Utah:

Davis County: North Salt Lake, Bountiful, Farmington, Layton (plus Woods Cross, Centerville, Kaysville, Syracuse and Clearfield)
Salt Lake County: Salt Lake City, Millcreek, West Jordan, Sandy (plus Murray, Holladay, Taylorsville and West Valley City)
Weber County: Ogden, South Ogden, North Ogden, Roy

Not on the list? Call or text your address and we will confirm coverage right away. Browse all service areas or see who we serve.

Question 3

How fast can you get out after a windstorm?

Accepted Answer

Active leaks and open roofs come first. If wind has lifted shingles or a limb has gone through the deck, call or text and we will get it covered while the permanent fix and any insurance claim get sorted. For inspections after a wind or hail event, most homeowners in Davis and Salt Lake counties are scheduled within a few days; after a big canyon-wind event that hits the whole bench at once the queue gets longer and we work it in the order requests come in, water-coming-in first.

Two things speed everything up: photos of any visible damage sent with your text, and your policy declarations page so we know how your deductible works before the adjuster comes out.

Question 4

Is Redline Roofing licensed and insured in Utah?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Utah requires roofing contractors to hold a contractor license through the Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL), and Redline Roofing is licensed and insured — a family-owned company, not a storm-chasing crew from out of state. We are also a GAF-certified contractor. A certificate of insurance is available with your HOA or property manager listed as a certificate holder if needed.

The checks that matter in Utah are the DOPL license number, proof of insurance, references, and a local address. Ask anyone who knocks on your door after a windstorm for all four. Ours is 425 N 400 W in North Salt Lake — more about us.

Question 5

How do I pay, and is financing available?

Accepted Answer

Cash, check, Zelle, or card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express). Repairs are paid on completion. On a replacement, the balance is due on completion after the final walkthrough. For insurance jobs, the invoice is structured to match the carrier's scope, and your deductible is paid to us as part of the balance — we never inflate an invoice or "waive" a deductible, which is insurance fraud. Need to spread it out? Redline offers financing through Acorn Finance — apply online and see your options without a hard credit pull. HOA and property-management accounts can be set up on milestone billing.

Question 6

What warranty comes with a Redline roof?

Accepted Answer

Two separate warranties, both in writing on your bid:

Manufacturer warranty on the materials — the shingle or metal panel manufacturer's own terms (GAF on most shingle roofs), registered in your name.
Redline Roofing's 15-year guarantee on the installation. We guarantee the surface of your roof against workmanship defects for 15 years — the manufacturer covers the material; we cover the roof.

Keep the invoice and the product name: they are your warranty documents and what a buyer's inspector asks for at resale. Manufacturer warranties generally exclude wind, hail and storm damage; that is what your homeowner policy is for.

Question 7

Can you handle my HOA's approval process?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many of the newer subdivisions in North Salt Lake, Farmington, Layton, West Jordan and Sandy — and most of the bench communities — require architectural approval before a roof, metal roof, siding or permanent lighting change. We prepare the packet — product name, color sample matched to the approved palette, manufacturer spec sheet, insurance certificate, and a scope of work — so the board has what it needs to approve on the first pass. For community-wide projects after a windstorm, we work directly with HOA boards on phased scheduling and consistent products across homes.

Question 8

How does a Redline Roofing project work?

Accepted Answer

Three steps from first contact to a new roof:

Request a bid. Call, text, or fill out the form and we call you back. Once we have the basics — the address and what is going on with the roof — we schedule the estimator.
We send an estimator. Our estimator maps your roof from the air and verifies it with physical measurements on-site, so the bid is the most accurate number you will get — and it is free.
Schedule a time. You pick from the dates we have open, materials are delivered ahead of the crew, and the job runs on the day we agreed. Final walkthrough with you before we close it out.

Start by requesting a bid — or call (385) 427-8169 and talk to a person.

Question 9

Are roof inspections and bids really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Roof inspections and bids are free across Davis, Salt Lake and Weber counties with no commitment — whether you are a homeowner after a windstorm, a landlord whose tenant reported a stain, a buyer in a due-diligence period, or a seller getting ahead of the buyer's inspector. We inspect the roof, document what we find with photos, and give you a written bid. If the roof does not need work, we tell you that too.

Question 10

Do you work with insurance on wind and storm damage?

Accepted Answer

Yes — insurance roof work is a big part of what Redline does, and homeowners like Teresa R. say working with Duane on a claim was "by far the best experience we have ever had with a roofing company." You stay in control of the claim; we handle the documentation and the legwork.

Free inspection first. We photograph the damage slope by slope and give you an honest read on whether it is likely worth a claim.
You open the claim. Only the policyholder can file. We never file for you or ask you to sign over your claim.
We meet the adjuster. Walking the roof together with the damage already documented removes most of the guesswork.
The scope gets built. Our bid matches the carrier's line items, and we explain any differences in writing — including how your deductible and depreciation affect what you actually pay.
The work, then the paperwork. We manage the claim paperwork through to completion. You pay your deductible and we handle the rest.

We cannot promise an outcome — some roofs are simply worn out. What we can promise is that the decision gets made on complete evidence, and that nobody here will offer to "waive" your deductible. See storm damage and insurance.

Question 11

How long does a roof replacement take?

Accepted Answer

Most residential replacements in Northern Utah are done in one to two days, depending on the size of the roof, how many layers come off, and whether decking needs replacing. Materials are delivered before the crew arrives, we give you a start date and hold it, and the crew cleans the property every day before leaving. Weather is the one wildcard — we do not tear off with rain or snow coming, because an open deck is a bigger problem than a delay.

Question 12

Can you replace a roof in a Utah winter?

Accepted Answer

Often, yes. Shingles can be installed in cold weather as long as the deck is dry and the crew hand-seals where the sun will not do it for a few weeks; metal roofing does not care about the cold at all. What we will not do is tear off a roof with a storm in the forecast or install over a wet or icy deck. If your roof is leaking in January, the answer is usually an emergency repair or cover now and the full replacement on the first clear stretch — and we say which one is right for your roof after we have been on it.

Question 13

Why does my roof leak in winter when it is not raining?

Accepted Answer

Ice dams. Heat escaping through the attic melts the snow on the upper roof; the meltwater runs down, refreezes at the cold eave, and the ridge of ice that builds up backs water under the shingles. It is the most common winter leak on the bench from Sandy to North Ogden. The fix is a roof system, not just a shingle: ice-and-water shield at every eave and valley, proper attic ventilation and insulation so the roof stays cold, and metal or a rain-diverting detail where the geometry keeps making ice. Every Redline replacement includes ice-and-water shield at the eaves, and a free inspection will tell you whether your current roof has it.

Question 14

Who actually shows up to my house?

Accepted Answer

Redline's own crew, vetted and trained by the owner himself. Duane runs the company, meets you at the estimate, and is the person customers name in their reviews — "Duane provided an exhaustive inspection of my roof … answered all the questions I had … he really put my mind at ease." We do not hand your job to a crew you have never heard of, and we do not sell your information to whoever is door-knocking your street this week. The team has more than 50 years of combined roofing experience, and every one of them cares how your roof looks and performs. More about how we work →

Question 15

How much does a roof replacement cost in Davis County?

Accepted Answer

Redline bids every roof individually: size, pitch, layers to remove, decking condition and the material you choose all move the number, which is why there is no honest per-square price to quote over the phone. The inspection and bid are free: an estimator maps the roof from the air, confirms it on-site, and puts the price in writing. Request a bid or call (385) 427-8169. Financing is available through Acorn Finance.

Question 16

Do I need a full replacement, or can it be repaired?

Accepted Answer

Not every roof problem needs a full replacement. A leak at a pipe boot, a few wind-lifted shingles, or bad flashing on an otherwise sound roof is a repair, and that is what we quote first. Widespread granule loss, curling across every slope, soft decking, a second layer, or a roof well past its rated life is usually a replacement. We inspect first and tell you which.

Question 17

Why does a tear-off matter? Can't you roof over the old shingles?

Accepted Answer

Utah code allows a second layer in some cases, but we do not recommend it. A layover hides rotted decking, adds weight to a roof that already carries snow every winter, traps heat, and shortens the life of the new shingles. Redline's tear-off removes every trace of the old materials so the deck can be inspected and the new roof starts from a solid foundation.

Question 18

How long does a roof replacement take?

Accepted Answer

Most residential replacements in Northern Utah are completed in one to two days, depending on the size of the roof, how many layers come off, and whether decking needs replacing. Materials arrive before the crew, we give you a start date and hold it, and we do not tear off with rain or snow in the forecast.

Question 19

What is the 15-year guarantee?

Accepted Answer

Redline guarantees the surface of your roof (the installation) for 15 years, in writing on your bid. The shingle or metal manufacturer covers the material under its own warranty (GAF on most shingle roofs; Redline is a GAF-certified contractor). The manufacturer covers the product; we cover the roof.

Question 20

Will my insurance pay for a new roof?

Accepted Answer

Sometimes, if a covered event like a windstorm or hail caused the damage and your policy covers it. Insurance does not pay for a roof that simply wore out. Redline works with your adjuster on wind and storm claims: we document every slope with photos, meet the adjuster on the roof, and manage the paperwork. You pay your deductible and we handle the rest.

Question 21

Do you handle HOA approvals?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many subdivisions in North Salt Lake, Farmington, Layton, West Jordan and Sandy require architectural approval before a roof change. We prepare the packet (product, color sample matched to the approved palette, spec sheet, insurance certificate and scope of work) so the board can approve on the first pass.

Question 22

How much does a roof repair cost?

Accepted Answer

Every repair gets a written bid with no hidden fees: you know the cost before we start. The number depends on what is actually wrong, which is why we diagnose first: a cracked pipe boot or a handful of wind-lifted shingles is a different job from reflashing a chimney or replacing soft decking. The inspection is free, and you can request a bid any time.

Question 23

What are the signs my roof needs repair?

Accepted Answer

Water stains or damp patches on walls and ceilings, especially after heavy rain or a thaw; moss or mold growing on the roof; daylight showing through the attic; shingles that are loose, missing or in the yard after a windstorm; a sag in the roofline; and granules or bits of underlayment collecting in the gutters. A few loose grains are normal: a lot of them, regularly, means something is failing. If you see any of these, text us a photo.

Question 24

Do you do emergency roof repairs?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If a windstorm has opened up your roof or a limb has come through the deck, we cover it to stop the water and come back for the permanent fix. We schedule by severity, so a roof with water actively coming in comes first.

Question 25

Will insurance cover a roof repair?

Accepted Answer

If the damage came from a covered event (wind, hail, a fallen limb) often yes, minus your deductible. General wear, old flashing, or a pipe boot that dried out in the sun is maintenance, and insurance does not pay for maintenance. If the storm damage is bigger than it looks from the ground, we document it properly and walk you through the claim.

Question 26

Should I repair or replace?

Accepted Answer

Rule of thumb: if the damage is in one area on a roof with life left, repair it. If the roof is at the end of its life, has damage on multiple slopes, or you are repairing it every season, a replacement is cheaper over time. We tell you which one at the inspection, with photos, and we do not push a new roof on someone who needs a repair.

Question 27

Can you match my existing shingles?

Accepted Answer

Usually. Most roofs under about 15 years old can be matched closely enough that you will not notice from the street. Older or discontinued colors get the nearest current match: on a very old roof the patch may show, and we would rather tell you that than pretend. A visible patch that keeps water out beats a leak.

Question 28

Do you work with homeowners insurance for storm damage?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Redline works directly with your insurance adjuster on wind, hail and storm damage claims across Northern Utah. We document all damage with photos and reports, meet the adjuster on the roof, and make the claims process as simple as possible. You pay your deductible and we handle the rest.

Question 29

What should I do in the first 24 hours after a windstorm?

Accepted Answer

Stay off the roof. If water is coming in, call or text and we will cover it. Photograph any interior damage and anything on the ground: shingles in the yard, dented gutters, torn screens. Do not sign anything a door-knocker hands you, and do not let anyone promise to "waive" your deductible; that is insurance fraud and it is how claims get denied. Then book a free inspection so the damage is documented before you file.

Question 30

Is every storm worth a claim?

Accepted Answer

No, and we will tell you honestly. Many Utah policies carry a percentage wind/hail deductible, so a few lifted tabs may not clear it, and a claim on your history does not help you. We document the slopes, count the damage, and give you a straight read on whether it supports a claim before you call your carrier.

Question 31

Can you waive my deductible?

Accepted Answer

No. A contractor absorbing, rebating or "waiving" an insurance deductible is insurance fraud, and anyone offering to is putting your claim (and you) at risk. The deductible is your share of the job and is paid to us as part of the balance. Financing through Acorn Finance is available if you need to spread it out.

Question 32

Will you meet my adjuster?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We meet your adjuster on the roof with the damage already photographed, which removes most of the guesswork and keeps the scope honest. If the adjuster misses something, we document it and follow up in writing.

Question 33

How fast can you get out after a storm?

Accepted Answer

Active leaks get emergency covering first. For inspections after a wind or hail event, most homeowners in Davis and Salt Lake counties are scheduled within a few days; after a big canyon-wind event the whole bench is calling at once, so covering comes first and inspections follow in the order requests come in. Text (385) 427-8169 with photos and your address to get in line fastest.

Question 34

Does Redline Roofing offer free roof inspections?

Accepted Answer

Yes, always. Redline provides free roof inspections and bids across Davis, Salt Lake and Weber counties with no commitment required. We inspect the roof, document all findings, and give you a clear written bid. Request a bid or call (385) 427-8169 to schedule.

Question 35

How is the bid so accurate?

Accepted Answer

Two measurements instead of one. Our estimators map your roof from the air, then verify the aerial numbers with physical measurements on-site. That catches the pitch changes, dormers and hidden slopes that a satellite-only estimate misses, and it is why our bids do not grow once the crew is on the roof.

Question 36

What does the inspection cover?

Accepted Answer

Every slope of the roof, the flashing at chimneys, walls, skylights and pipes, vents and ridge, gutters and drip edge, the eaves where ice dams form, and the attic where ventilation or a leak is in question. On older homes we also check for layered roofs and soft decking, because that is what decides the scope. You get photos of everything.

Question 37

I'm buying or selling a house: can you do a pre-sale inspection?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A pre-sale condition report tells a seller what a buyer's inspector will find before they find it, and tells a buyer whether the roof is a negotiating point. It is free, in writing, and clear enough to hand to a realtor: local agents refer their clients to Redline for exactly this.

Question 38

Is there really no catch?

Accepted Answer

No catch. The inspection is free, there is no obligation, and if the roof does not need work we will tell you that. Redline is a family-owned local company built on referrals: the next roof takes care of itself when the answer you get is honest.

Question 39

When is it time to replace asphalt shingles?

Accepted Answer

Architectural asphalt shingles last roughly 20 to 30 years, and fewer on a windy bench or a south-facing slope in Utah sun. If yours are past 20 years, curling, losing granules into the gutters, or losing tabs in every windstorm, it is time to have them looked at. Redline's inspection is free, and if the roof has life left we will say so.

Question 40

What is a Class 4 impact-resistant shingle, and is it worth it in Utah?

Accepted Answer

A Class 4 shingle passes the UL 2218 impact test (the highest rating) and holds up better to hail and wind-driven debris. Some Utah carriers offer a premium discount for a Class 4 roof; ask yours. On the bench and anywhere hail crosses the valley regularly, it is often worth the difference, and we quote it next to the standard architectural shingle so you can see both.

Question 41

Why does GAF certification matter?

Accepted Answer

GAF only certifies contractors that meet its standards for installation, insurance and reputation, and only certified contractors can offer GAF's enhanced system warranties. Redline is a GAF-certified contractor in North Salt Lake, which means the manufacturer stands behind the roof we install, and we stand behind it for 15 years on top of that.

Question 42

How does the installation work?

Accepted Answer

The old roof comes off first (a full tear-off, never a layover) and the deck is inspected and repaired. Then ice-and-water shield at the eaves and valleys, synthetic underlayment, starter course, and the shingles nailed down to spec. Flashing and drip edge go on last: the flashing keeps water from seeping under the shingles at walls and penetrations, the drip edge directs it into the gutters instead of behind the fascia.

Question 43

Can you match my existing shingles for a repair?

Accepted Answer

Usually: most shingle roofs under about 15 years old can be matched closely enough that it will not show from the street. Discontinued colors get the nearest current match.

Question 44

How long does a metal roof last in Utah?

Accepted Answer

A properly installed standing-seam metal roof lasts 50 years or more: several times the life of an asphalt shingle roof in Utah's snow, wind and sun. The finish, gauge and installation detail all matter, which is why the bid spells out exactly what system you are getting.

Question 45

Is a metal roof worth it here?

Accepted Answer

For homeowners who plan to stay, live on the bench where wind and snow hit hardest, or want a premium, low-maintenance roof, usually yes: it sheds snow, ignores wind, runs cooler in summer, and rarely needs attention. If a replacement is already stretching the budget, a quality architectural shingle is still a sound roof, and we will say so. The inspection is free either way.

Question 46

What is architectural sheetmetal?

Accepted Answer

Custom metal work (flashing, trim, parapet and chimney caps, wall panels, drip edge and gutters) bent, cut and designed for the building. It is what makes a metal roof finish cleanly at every edge, and it is a durable, sleek alternative to wood and brick details that need constant maintenance. Redline fabricates it in-house for our own roofs and for other contractors' projects.

Question 47

Is a metal roof loud in the rain?

Accepted Answer

Not on a house. Standing seam is installed over solid decking and underlayment, which deadens sound: the loud metal roof people remember is a bare panel on a barn or carport.

Question 48

Can you repair my existing metal roof instead of replacing it?

Accepted Answer

Often, yes. Loose fasteners, failed seams, and flashing at chimneys and walls are the usual culprits on an older metal roof, and a repair is the honest answer more often than not. We inspect first and quote the repair alongside a replacement only when one is realistic.

Question 49

Will my HOA allow a metal roof?

Accepted Answer

Many Wasatch Front HOAs do, especially in the bench communities where standing seam is already common, but color and profile are usually subject to design review. We prepare the packet with the bid so the board has what it needs to approve on the first pass.

Question 50

Do you work with builders and general contractors?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Redline roofs new homes for builders and general contractors across Northern Utah as well as for homeowners building custom homes. We bid from the plans, verify on-site once the roof is framed, and hold the dry-in date.

Question 51

What roof should a new Utah home have?

Accepted Answer

One designed for snow: ice-and-water shield at every eave and valley, ventilation that keeps the deck cold so snow does not melt and refreeze at the eaves, and wind-rated detail on the bench. Beyond that it is a shingle-or-metal conversation: architectural or Class 4 shingle for most homes, standing-seam metal where snow shedding, longevity or the architecture call for it. We walk you through the options at the estimate.

Question 52

Can you roof an addition, garage or ADU?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and we tie it into the existing roof properly, with the flashing and valley work that keeps the seam between old and new from leaking.

Question 53

What warranty comes with a new construction roof?

Accepted Answer

The manufacturer's warranty on the materials, registered to the homeowner, and Redline's 15-year guarantee on the installation. Both are in writing on the bid and transfer to whoever lives under the roof.

Question 54

When should I replace my siding?

Accepted Answer

When it is cracked, warped, or otherwise damaged: damaged siding looks bad and leaves the house open to water damage. If it is more than 20 years old, newer materials are more energy-efficient and can lower heating and cooling bills. And if you have pests like termites or carpenter ants getting in behind it, replacing the siding is part of the fix.

Question 55

Vinyl, fiber cement, wood or metal: which is right for my house?

Accepted Answer

Vinyl is durable, low-maintenance and the most affordable. Fiber cement holds paint, resists fire and lasts decades. Wood is beautiful and renewable but needs more upkeep and is less fire-resistant. Metal composition panels give a modern look and shrug off weather. It comes down to your budget, the look you want, and how much maintenance you are willing to do: we walk you through it at the estimate and help you choose.

Question 56

Can you match my existing siding for a repair after a windstorm?

Accepted Answer

Usually, if the product line is still made; discontinued colors get the nearest current match. Wind damage to siding is often part of the same insurance claim as the roof.

Question 57

Do you do siding and the roof at the same time?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it is the best way to do it: the roof goes first so the drip edge and step flashing are set, then the siding and trim tie in cleanly. One project, one crew, one point of contact, and one claim if a storm caused it.

Question 58

Why do my gutters keep pulling away from the house?

Accepted Answer

Ice dams and snow. A ridge of ice at the eave weighs far more than water, and snow sliding off a steep roof lands on the gutter's front lip. The fix is hangers rated for the load, spaced closer together, screwed into solid fascia, and on a metal roof, snow retention above the gutter line. We check the fascia first, because a gutter hung on rotted wood will pull away again.

Question 59

Do I need gutter guards?

Accepted Answer

If you have mature trees over the roof, probably yes: leaves and seeds clog open gutters fast and a clogged gutter freezes solid in January. On a newer lot with no trees they are often unnecessary, and we will say so.

Question 60

Can you repair my gutters instead of replacing them?

Accepted Answer

Often. Rehanging loose sections, resealing corners, replacing a bent run, or adding a downspout is frequently the right answer, and we quote it first. Sagging, rusted or undersized gutters that overflow in every storm are usually a replacement.

Question 61

Does insurance cover storm-damaged gutters?

Accepted Answer

Usually, when the roof claim covers a wind, hail or snow event: bent and torn gutters are typically part of the same claim. We document them with the roof so the whole exterior is scoped.

Question 62

Should I do gutters and the roof at the same time?

Accepted Answer

If both need it, yes. The roof goes first so the drip edge and flashing are set, then the gutters tie in cleanly. One project, one crew, one claim if a storm caused it.

Question 63

What are EverLights permanent lights?

Accepted Answer

Permanent LED lighting mounted in a low-profile channel along your rooflines, controlled from a smartphone app. Advanced LED technology lets you customize the color, patterns and animations (from warm and cozy whites to bright, energizing colors, pulsing, flashing or fading) and save your favorite designs to switch between whenever you want. They are energy-efficient, long-lasting, and installed once.

Question 64

Can you see the lights during the day?

Accepted Answer

Barely. The channel is color-matched to the fascia and sits tucked under the eave, so from the street in daylight the house looks the way it always has. At night, the lights are the show.

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Are roof inspections and bids really free?

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Who actually shows up to my house?

How much does a roof replacement cost in Davis County?

Do I need a full replacement, or can it be repaired?

Why does a tear-off matter? Can't you roof over the old shingles?

How long does a roof replacement take?

What is the 15-year guarantee?

Will my insurance pay for a new roof?

Do you handle HOA approvals?

How much does a roof repair cost?

What are the signs my roof needs repair?

Do you do emergency roof repairs?

Will insurance cover a roof repair?

Should I repair or replace?

Can you match my existing shingles?

Do you work with homeowners insurance for storm damage?

What should I do in the first 24 hours after a windstorm?

Is every storm worth a claim?

Can you waive my deductible?

Will you meet my adjuster?

How fast can you get out after a storm?

Does Redline Roofing offer free roof inspections?

How is the bid so accurate?

What does the inspection cover?

I'm buying or selling a house: can you do a pre-sale inspection?

Is there really no catch?

When is it time to replace asphalt shingles?

What is a Class 4 impact-resistant shingle, and is it worth it in Utah?

Why does GAF certification matter?

How does the installation work?

Can you match my existing shingles for a repair?

How long does a metal roof last in Utah?

Is a metal roof worth it here?

What is architectural sheetmetal?

Is a metal roof loud in the rain?

Can you repair my existing metal roof instead of replacing it?

Will my HOA allow a metal roof?

Do you work with builders and general contractors?

What roof should a new Utah home have?

Can you roof an addition, garage or ADU?

What warranty comes with a new construction roof?

When should I replace my siding?

Vinyl, fiber cement, wood or metal: which is right for my house?

Can you match my existing siding for a repair after a windstorm?

Do you do siding and the roof at the same time?

Why do my gutters keep pulling away from the house?

Do I need gutter guards?

Can you repair my gutters instead of replacing them?

Does insurance cover storm-damaged gutters?

Should I do gutters and the roof at the same time?

What are EverLights permanent lights?

Can you see the lights during the day?

Are they only for Christmas?

Why have a roofing company install them?

What does installation involve?

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Can Tufdek go over my existing deck?

What colors are available?

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