This is our home town. Our office is in Farmington, and when a canyon wind or a hail cell comes through, we inspect our own streets first. Full replacements, repairs, and honest inspections.
Free inspection, no obligation. Tell us about your roof.
Farmington sits right where Farmington Canyon empties onto the valley floor, which is why the east wind here is a roofing problem and not just a weather story. The historic homes near Main and State, the mid-century streets around the county buildings, and the newer neighborhoods out toward Station Park and the bay each have their own version of it.
East canyon winds come down Farmington Canyon at highway speeds a few times a year. They break the seal strips on shingles, lift tabs, and on older roofs peel whole sections. A lifted shingle can settle back and look fine from the ground while it's no longer sealed, which is why we check the east and north slopes closely after every wind event.
Add hail off the Wasatch and heavy snow on the bench homes, and Farmington roofs live a hard life. We're minutes away, so a free inspection here is the easiest call we take.
Broken seal strips, lifted tabs, and missing shingles after the canyon wind. We reseal what will hold and replace what won't, and we document all of it.
Farmington's bench neighborhoods catch the hail cells first. We inspect for free, chalk every bruise, and build the record your claim stands on.
Older homes near Main and State often carry multiple layers over original decking. We tear off to the deck, replace what's soft, and rebuild to today's code.
Flashing, boots, valleys, and the odd branch through the roof. Most Farmington repairs are one visit, and we're never far away.
When a storm hits Farmington, we walk our own neighborhoods before we go anywhere else. Photos of everything, an honest read, no obligation.
We write the scope and meet your adjuster on the roof. Same crew from the first photo to the final walkthrough, and we're here next year.
We get on your Farmington roof, photograph what we find, and tell you honestly what it needs.
Itemized in plain language. If it's storm damage, the same photos start the claim and we meet your adjuster.
We pull the permit with the city, order materials, and tell you what build day looks like.
Most homes are torn off, decked, roofed, and cleaned up in one day, magnets across the lawn before we go.
We walk the finished roof with you, photograph it, and answer anything before the last truck leaves.
Warranty registration, the final invoice, and any claim paperwork your insurer still needs, all in one packet.
Based in Farmington and on roofs across Davis County and the Wasatch Front every week.
"Working with Danali roofing has been a great experience. They gave a very competitive quote, and the products are great quality. Edgar explained the process, and was super at communicating throughout the entire reroof. His team was quick and efficient, and the yard was left clean when they were finished."
"These guys are the best! They were fast, professional and honest. Edgar made sure it was done right and that I was 100% satisfied. I have already recommended my friends! Well done Edgar, thanks for doing a five star job!"
Right here in Farmington. Ask for the license number and the insurance certificate at the estimate; we bring both.
Bad enough that we check east-facing slopes after every event. Wind breaks the seal on shingles without tearing them off, and the damage shows up as leaks months later.
In Farmington, yes. It's our home town and the first place we go.
What hail damage looks like →Farmington City requires a permit for a re-roof and we pull it before build day.
Tell us what's going on with your roof and we'll set up a free inspection. Active leak? Here's what to do right now.
