Roof Repair in Sandy, Utah

Wind off the Wasatch, deep bench snow, and 1980s roofs. Sandy keeps our crews busy. We are ten minutes away.

Roof Repair in Sandy, Utah

Sandy sits right against the mountains, and its roofs pay for it. The east side takes the brunt of the canyon wind, the bench holds far more snow than the valley floor, and the typical Sandy home was built in the mid 1980s, which means a lot of roofs are on their second or third life. Roof Repair SLC is based in Draper, one exit south, and Sandy is where we get more calls than anywhere outside Salt Lake City itself.

We handle every kind of roof work in Sandy: leak repair, wind and storm damage, shingle replacement, ice dam removal, full roof replacement, and 24/7 emergency tarping. Every job starts with a free inspection and photos of what we found.

Weather That Damages Roofs in Sandy

March 10, 2023: a 75 mph gust in Sandy uprooted trees across Sandy and Draper and knocked out power to about 3,500 homes in Sandy and Cottonwood Heights (National Weather Service storm record).
February 17, 2016: 72 mph wind in Sandy, part of a valley-wide event with roughly $200,000 in recorded damage.
January 1, 2023: 16.4 inches of snow fell in Sandy while the Weather Service office in the valley measured 6. The east bench routinely gets two to three times the snow of the valley floor, which is where ice dams start.
June 18, 2018: 1.25-inch hail hit Sandy, South Jordan, and Cottonwood Heights. Hail that size bruises asphalt shingles and shortens their life.
Older roofs: the median Sandy home was built in 1985, and in east Sandy (ZIP 84093) it is 1978. Many original or once-replaced roofs are past their expected 20 to 30 year life.

Sandy Neighborhoods We Serve

Alta Canyon, Granite, Bell Canyon, Dimple Dell, Willow Creek, Crescent, Sandy Heights, Historic Sandy, Quarry Bend, White City, and everywhere in between.

Roofing Services in Sandy

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast can you get to Sandy?

Usually the same day for an inspection and within hours for an active leak. Our base is in Draper, about ten minutes south on I-15 or 1300 East.

Do east Sandy homes get ice dams?

Yes, more than almost anywhere in the valley. The bench gets far more snow, and many homes from the 1970s and 80s have thin attic insulation. We remove the dam safely, fix the leak, and tell you what to change in the attic so it does not come back.

My shingles blew off in a wind storm. Is that an insurance claim?

Often, yes. Sudden wind damage is usually covered. We photograph the damage, write it up, and can meet your adjuster on site.

Do you replace roofs in Sandy or only repair them?

Both. We repair first when the roof has life left. When it does not, we give you a written replacement estimate with no pressure.

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