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Reroofing Across Utah
Beautiful craftsmanship. Luxury finishes. A frictionless experience from first call to final walkthrough. Mountain-grade residential reroofing, trusted across 45 Wasatch Front communities.
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Frame Restoration Utah installs residential roofs across the Wasatch Front and Heber Valley using CertainTeed and Tamko asphalt shingles, metal standing seam, synthetic slate, and cedar shake. Every install carries a 10-year workmanship warranty plus manufacturer material warranties up to 50 years. BBB A+ accredited, licensed & insured. Free inspection: 435-292-8802.
A Frictionless Experience — Easy, Fast, High Quality
Your home deserves more than a quick patch job. Frame Restoration Utah delivers streamlined construction from start to finish — so you can focus on what matters while we handle every detail. From material selection to final walkthrough, our process is designed to be easy, fast, and stress-free.
Beautiful Craftsmanship & Luxury Finishes
A new roof isn't just protection — it's curb appeal and value added to your home. We install premium architectural shingles, standing seam metal, and Presidential and Shake style shingles with meticulous attention to detail. Every ridge line is crisp. Every flashing is sealed with precision. The result is a roof that looks as good as it performs.
Uncompromising Standards — No Corners Cut
Industrial-grade quality on every project. Our local Utah crew follows exacting specifications on every installation — from proper ice and water shield application in mountain communities to ventilation systems engineered for Utah's extreme temperature swings. Backed by a 10‑year workmanship warranty.
Full-Service Roof Replacement
When your roof reaches the end of its life, we make the replacement process seamless. Material selection, HOA approval, permits, and installation — handled start to finish. We work with your carrier when applicable and provide transparent, upfront estimates so there are no surprises.
Responsive Repair & Storm Damage
Not every issue requires a full replacement. Our crews handle leak repairs, missing shingles, flashing fixes, and emergency patches across the entire Wasatch Front. When Utah hailstorms strike, we respond fast with free damage assessments and full damage documentation.
How to Choose the Right Roofing Material for Your Utah Home
1Assess your current roof condition
Have a licensed contractor inspect your existing roof to evaluate deck condition, ventilation, existing layers, and remaining lifespan. This determines whether you need a full replacement or can overlay.
2Consider Utah's climate factors
Utah demands UV resistance, hail impact resistance (Class 4 rated recommended), snow load capacity for mountain homes, and freeze-thaw durability. Homes above 5,500 feet have different requirements than valley homes.
3Compare roofing material options
Architectural shingles offer the best value at $8,000-$15,000. Standing seam metal ($15,000-$30,000) lasts 50+ years. Designer options like cedar shake and slate-look shingles add premium curb appeal.
4Check HOA requirements and local codes
Review HOA covenants for approved materials, colors, and styles. Utah building code (IRC 2021) sets minimums for underlayment, ice and water shield, and ventilation.
5Get detailed written estimates
Request itemized estimates from at least two licensed Utah contractors. Compare material specs, warranty terms, timeline, and cleanup procedures. Verify DOPL licenses.
6Review warranty coverage before signing
Understand manufacturer warranty (material defects, 25 years to lifetime) vs. workmanship warranty (installation errors). Frame Restoration Utah provides 10-year workmanship plus enhanced manufacturer coverage.
Source-Backed Residential Roofing Checks
Residential material recommendations should be tied to exact snow-load context, ventilation, ice-barrier details, manufacturer impact testing, and contractor verification before a homeowner signs.
- 50-year ground snow load estimates should be checked by address or coordinates through Utah State University's statewide tool. See the USU Utah Ground Snow Load Map.
- 2-inch steel ball at 20 feet is the published UL 2218 Class 4 impact-test reference GAF describes for impact-rated shingles. See GAF Class 4 shingles.
- 1/150 attic ventilation is the IRC baseline for vented attic or enclosed rafter space, with a 1/300 exception only under stated conditions. See IRC R806.2 attic ventilation.
- 24 inches past the interior wall line is the IRC ice-barrier reference for applicable ice-dam areas. See IRC R905.1.2 ice barriers.
- License and liability insurance verification is recommended by Utah's Division of Consumer Protection before hiring a home-improvement contractor. See Utah DCP home-improvement guidance.
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