EIGHT CITIES, EIGHT DIFFERENT ROOF PROBLEMS
A roof in Eagle Mountain and a roof in Provo age at different rates, for reasons that have nothing to do with the shingle. Elevation, exposure, and above all when the neighbourhood was built. Here's what we see in each.
Provo
1900s–1990s
Provo has the oldest housing stock of anywhere we work, and that cuts both ways.
Provo detailsOrem
1950s–1990s
Orem is the most built-out city we serve, and its roofs are on their second cycle.
Orem detailsLindon
1970s–2000s
Small city, mixed housing ages, and a lot of large-lot homes with big roof areas.
Lindon detailsPleasant Grove
1970s–2000s around an 1850s settlement core
An old pioneer core surrounded by four decades of suburban growth.
Pleasant Grove detailsAmerican Fork
1970s–2010s
A strong candidate market — enough age to need it, not so much that it's too late.
American Fork detailsLehi
Overwhelmingly 2000–2018
If one city in Utah County was built for this service, it's Lehi.
Lehi detailsSaratoga Springs
Almost entirely post-2000
Incorporated in 1997. Nearly every roof here is having its first real ageing crisis.
Saratoga Springs detailsEagle Mountain
Almost entirely post-2000
The highest, most exposed city we serve — and one of the youngest.
Eagle Mountain detailsJust outside these cities?
Call (951) 234-6529 anyway — we'll tell you honestly whether we can get to you.