New Construction
Roofing for builders and custom homes
We have been the roof on Utah County new builds since 1984. Builders call us back because the roof is ready when the schedule says it is.
On the schedule, not behind it
Builders keep calling us back for one unglamorous reason: the roof is done when the schedule says it will be. We have been the roof on Utah County new builds since 1984 and we plan around your framing and dry-in dates rather than fitting you in.
Complex rooflines
Dormers, turrets, multiple pitches meeting in one valley — the parts of a custom home that look best are the parts most likely to leak in ten years if the flashing is rushed. That detail is where the experience actually shows.
Production and custom, both
We run production programs at volume and one-off custom homes with tile, slate or standing seam. Same crews, different pace.
- Production and custom home programs
- Scheduled to your build calendar
- Complex rooflines, dormers and turrets
- Tile, slate and standing seam
- Direct coordination with your superintendent
The Parts That Decide Whether It Lasts
Underlayment
Ice and water shield at the eaves and valleys, synthetic across the field.
Flashing
Walls, chimneys, skylights and vents. This is where roofs actually leak.
Ventilation
Balanced intake and exhaust, or the attic cooks the roof from underneath.
The deck
We look at what is under the old roof before we build on it.
About New Construction
Do you work directly with our superintendent?
Yes. One point of contact, and we show up to the meetings.
Can you match a specific architectural spec?
We are certified by 8 manufacturers, so in most cases yes — and where a spec is wrong for the structure, we will flag it before it is installed rather than after.
While We Are Up There
Find Out What Your Roof Actually Needs.
We will look at it, photograph what we find, and tell you straight whether you need a roof this year or in five. No charge either way.