Storm Damage Roof Repair
Across Utah
Concerned about hail, wind or snow damage? Frame Restoration Utah can inspect your roof, document visible conditions and discuss repair options. Tell us about any active leak and confirm current appointment availability with our team.
Layton & Farmington: roof checks after hail
homeowner guides: what to photograph from the ground, warning signs to report and questions to ask before repairs. A storm warning does not confirm damage to your roof.
Heber Valley homeowner hail guides
Learn what to photograph safely from the ground and what to share when requesting an inspection. A hail report alone does not establish damage to your roof.
What should I do after storm damage to my roof in Utah?
Stay off the roof and photograph visible conditions from a safe location. If water is entering, tell the team when you call and ask about available temporary protection and inspection times. Frame Restoration Utah offers free inspection requests across the Wasatch Front. Call 435-292-8802; a request does not confirm an appointment.
Hail Damage Repair
Hail can affect shingles, gutters and roof vents, but hail in a neighborhood does not establish damage to every roof. An inspection can document visible conditions and help distinguish storm-related concerns from wear or other causes. Frame Restoration Utah provides photos and written observations to help homeowners understand the findings.
After a hailstorm, time matters. Policy notice rules, filing windows, deductibles, exclusions, and covered scope are carrier-specific, so homeowners should document conditions early and read their policy before assuming a deadline or coverage outcome. We provide free hail damage assessments and clear documentation you can use in that process.
Wind & Snow Damage
Canyon winds along the Wasatch Front can gust above 100 mph, tearing shingles clean off, lifting flashing, and exposing your roof deck to moisture. Heavy snow loads — especially in areas like Park City, Heber City, and the benches above Salt Lake — create ice dams that force water underneath shingles and into your attic.
Whether it is wind-lifted shingles, crushed vents from snow weight, or ice dam leaks dripping through your ceiling, our crews know exactly how to assess and repair these Utah-specific problems quickly and permanently.
Emergency Storm Response
For an active leak or exposed roof, call and explain what is happening. Ask the team about current availability for temporary protection and an inspection. Timing depends on conditions and scheduling; no same-day visit is promised on this page.
- Emergency roof tarping to limit additional water entry
- Full photo and video documentation for insurance
- Direct communication with your carrier representative
Storm Damage Documentation
Filing a storm damage claim can be overwhelming — adjusters, additional documentation, depreciation, required out-of-pocket amounts. Frame Restoration Utah documents visible roof conditions so the record is clear. When requested, we meet your carrier representative on the roof, photograph and measure damaged components, and provide repair-scope documentation for review.
Our goal is simple: a thorough, transparent record of your roof's storm damage that your carrier can review. We've documented hundreds of Utah storm events — the coverage decision stays between you and your insurer; we document the damage, we don't adjust.
From our blog: Spring Hail Storms in Sandy: Protecting Your Roof — learn how to prepare and what to do after a hailstorm hits.
Utah Storm Damage: Types and What Insurance Covers
| Damage Type | Common Signs | Policy Review | Urgency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hail Damage | Dents on vents/gutters, granule loss, bruised shingles | Policy-specific — document promptly | Inspect within 48 hours of storm |
| Wind Damage | Lifted/missing shingles, exposed underlayment, debris impact | Policy-specific — document with photos immediately | High — exposed areas leak fast |
| Ice Dam Damage | Interior water stains, icicle buildup on eaves, peeling paint | Varies by cause, timing, and policy language | Address before next freeze cycle |
| Heavy Snow Load | Sagging deck, cracked rafters, interior ceiling distortion | Policy-specific — structural review may be needed | Emergency — risk of collapse |
| Fallen Tree/Debris | Visible impact damage, punctured membrane, broken decking | Policy-specific — tarp and document immediately | Emergency — tarp immediately |
Frame Restoration Utah provides free storm damage inspections and prepares photo-backed storm-damage documentation your carrier can review. DOPL Licensed #14256097-5501. Call 435-292-8802.
Source-Backed Storm Damage Checks
- 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.
- 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.
- 1/150 attic ventilation is the IRC baseline for vented attic or enclosed rafter space, with a 1/300 path only under stated conditions. See IRC R806.2 attic ventilation.
- 50-year ground snow load estimates should be checked by address through Utah State University's tool when storm damage exposes deck or framing concerns. See the USU Utah Ground Snow Load Map.
- 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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