A full tear-off and a new roof for Davis County and Wasatch Front homes. Decking checked before anything covers it, installed to code, and most homes finished in a single day.
No obligation, no pressure. Tell us about your roof.
Plenty of roofs just need a repair, and we'll tell you when that's the case. These are the signs we look for on roofs in Layton, Ogden and across the Wasatch Front before we call a roof done.

One curled shingle is a repair. A whole south-facing slope curling at the edges means the asphalt has dried out, and no repair brings it back.

Bald patches that show the black mat underneath. Once the granules are gone, the sun finishes the job in a few seasons.

Davis County subdivisions built in the late 90s and 2000s are hitting the end of their first roof right now. Age alone isn't a verdict, but it's a reason to look.

When a repair fixes one leak and another shows up next spring, the roof is telling you something. Chasing leaks on a tired roof costs more than replacing it.

Some older homes have been roofed over twice. Code limits the layers, and a third one hides rot you can't see. That roof comes off to the deck.

Hail on a roof with years left is a claim for a repair or a replacement. Hail on a roof that was already tired usually settles the question.
Not sure which side of the line your roof is on? That's exactly what the free inspection answers, and if a repair will genuinely hold, we'll recommend the repair.

We don't quote roofs from satellite photos. We get up there, measure it, check the decking and ventilation, and photograph what we find, then walk you through your options in plain language. Have solar panels? We coordinate the detach and reset on the same schedule as the roof.
Take the estimate and shop it around; we're comfortable being compared. And if the honest answer is that your roof has years left, that's what we'll tell you.
A new roof is a big decision, but it shouldn't be a confusing one. Here's the whole process, and for most homes, steps four through six happen in a single day.
We measure the roof, check the decking, and hand you an itemized written estimate. Insurance involved? We handle that side too.
We bring samples, talk through how each shingle holds up in Wasatch Front sun and snow, and let you decide without a hard sell.
We pull the permit with your city, schedule around your life and the weather, order materials, and tell you exactly what to expect on build day.
Morning of: we protect landscaping and siding, tear off the old roof down to the deck, and inspect every sheet of decking, replacing anything soft before it gets covered up.
Ice-and-water shield, synthetic underlayment, drip edge, flashing, ventilation, and your new roof, installed to manufacturer spec and the local code.
Magnetic rollers across the yard and driveway for stray nails, every scrap hauled off, and a walkthrough with you before we call it done.
The crew shows up at first light. By mid-morning the old roof is off and the decking is checked. By afternoon the new roof is going down, and by evening we're running magnets through your grass. You leave for work in the morning and come home to a new roof.
One day matters for more than convenience: your roof deck is not left exposed overnight, there's no week of a torn-up house, and the disruption to your family is about a day. Larger or steeper roofs can run two, and we'll tell you which yours is before we start.
Replacing after hail? Here's how a Utah storm claim runs. Wondering what to look for in a roofer? Hold us to this list.
"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."
"Denali roofing just finished giving me a new roof that they completed in one day start to finish. They found more damage after they got started with three layers of shingles and leaks in the roof causing damage to the wood underneath. The roof was seventy years old. We discussed our options and Jaun gave us a good deal that I was very happy with. They were the nicest people and I would whole heartily recommend them to everyone. They will be doing my gutters in the near future. Thanks Denali for a wonderful experience."
Most residential roofs are torn off, replaced, and cleaned up in one day. Larger, steeper, or multi-layer roofs can run two. We tell you which before we start.
Most cities in Davis County require a permit for a re-roof, and we pull it. A contractor who skips the permit is skipping the inspection too.
We replace it, photograph it, and show you before it's covered. Decking replacement is quoted per sheet up front so there's no surprise on build day.
Yes, on the right days. Shingles seal best above freezing, so we watch the forecast and schedule around it. Winter installs are common on the Wasatch Front.
We document the damage, write the scope, and meet your adjuster. Your policy and your deductible are between you and your carrier.
How claims work →Tear-off, decking check, ice-and-water shield, underlayment, drip edge, flashing, ventilation, shingles, ridge cap, cleanup, and haul-off. Itemized, in writing, in plain language.
We'll get on the roof, measure it, check the decking, and hand you a written estimate. No pressure, no obligation. If a repair will hold instead, we'll tell you that.