Services

Roof Repairs

Reseals, vent and skylight replacement, and membrane repair.

The Work

What we do

The roof is the failure that ruins everything underneath it, and it almost never announces itself. By the time there's a stain on the ceiling the damage is already in the framing. Resealed on a schedule, it stays a cheap job.

  • Full reseals and annual sealant inspection
  • Vent, fan and skylight replacement
  • EPDM, TPO and fibreglass membrane repair
  • Seam, edge trim and awning rail resealing
  • Water damage assessment before it spreads

Sound Familiar?

Signs you need this.

  • A stain or soft spot on the ceiling or in a corner
  • Sealant that's cracked, lifting or chalky
  • A vent lid cracked or missing after wind
  • A musty smell inside after rain
  • Delamination or a bubble in a sidewall

Any of these and it’s worth a call — (385) 476-1380. We come to you.

Common Questions

Straight answers.

How often should an RV roof be resealed?
Inspect the sealant at least once a year and reseal as it fails — typically every one to three years depending on the material and how much sun it lives in. Utah sun is hard on sealant, so annual inspection here is not over-cautious.
I have a stain on the ceiling. How bad is it?
By the time it's visible inside, water has usually been getting in for a while and the concern is the framing and insulation, not the stain. Worth looking at quickly — the difference between a reseal and a rebuild is often a matter of months.
Can you replace a broken vent lid on site?
Yes, that's a routine call-out and one of the more common winter jobs after a windstorm.

Where

Roof Repairs across northern Utah.

We cover Utah County, Wasatch County, Summit County and Salt Lake County — from Spanish Fork out to Heber City, Park City and up the valley into Salt Lake. We also run seasonal winter service trips to the Phoenix East Valley.

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