Pick a direction here, then let us bring the real samples out to your house. Colors read differently on a screen than they do on a roof at 4,300 feet, and the Wasatch Front's light is brighter than most of the country's.
Colors shown are the manufacturer's standard palette. Ask for a sample board; every shingle reads differently in Utah light. Specialty colors available on request.
Drip edge is the metal trim at the roof's edge. It comes in a handful of colors, and matching it to the fascia or the shingle is a small choice that makes the whole roofline look finished.
Replacing the whole roof? Here is how the job runs, and what a good shingle install includes.
Yes. We bring the manufacturer's sample boards to the estimate and hold them against your brick, siding and trim in daylight. If you want to sleep on it, we leave the boards with you.
A little, and less than people expect. Attic ventilation and the underlayment do more for summer heat than shingle color does. If you like a dark roof, choose it; we'll make sure the attic breathes.
In many Davis County subdivisions, yes. Most HOAs keep an approved palette. Check the covenants before you choose, and ask us if you're not sure where to look; a re-roof that fails an HOA review is an expensive mistake.
We look at the whole exterior when we recommend a color, not just the roof. Warm browns and weathered grays sit well against the tan and red brick that most of the Wasatch Front is built with.
Sometimes. Shingle lines and colors get discontinued, and a twelve-year-old roof may wear something nobody sells now. We check what's on your roof before promising a match, and we tell you honestly if a repair will show.
We install architectural shingles from the major manufacturers and will tell you which line fits your budget and your street. The colors on this page are the ones we install most; if you want something else, ask.
We'll bring boards out, hold them against your siding and trim, and tell you how each one holds up in our sun.
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