Local Roofing Contractors in Sandy, UT

Living in Sandy is a dream come true. No matter what time of year it is, there are great outdoor activity options, from skiing and snowboarding at one of the many nearby resorts to canoeing on the Jordan River and shopping at the South Town mall and shops. Head up Little Cottonwood Canyon for some beautiful hikes and stunning views of the Salt Lake Valley or catch a professional soccer game at Rio Tinto Stadium.

You can choose an activity based on your mood or the weather, and since you live in Utah, both could change at any time—and that’s okay! Fortunately, you don’t have to worry about how the weather will affect your roof. American Roofing can help you with a new roof or roof repair in Sandy, UT.

When you choose American roofing contractors in Sandy, you get experienced and professional roofers who will inspect your roof and make appropriate recommendations. If you don’t need a full roof replacement, we’ll let you know. We’ve been repairing and replacing roofing in Sandy, Utah, since 1954 on all types of homes and commercial properties.

When you use another Sandy roofing company, you may be offered a warranty that lasts longer than the company has even been in business. With American Roofing, you know we mean it when we stand by our warranties. Our decades of experience qualify us to provide you with high-quality products and workmanship. We’ll also add a five-year warranty on labor, in addition to the manufacturer’s warranties.

The real question is whether your roof is ready to stand up to Utah weather variations. Hot summers and snowy winters can be tough on your shingles. The most accurate way to know if it’s time to replace your roof is to have an experienced roofer take a look at it. However, before you start looking for a roofer in Sandy, there are a few signs you can watch out for.

• Dried-out shingles that are cracking, curling, or breaking from the heat and direct sunlight during the summer.
• Black streaks or stains on or around your roof caused by moisture, such as rain and snow.
• Missing shingles or other visible damage after a windstorm.
• Tiny granules of asphalt flaking off of the shingles and landing in your rain gutters or on your sidewalks as your roof ages.
• Water stains, leaks, or damage in your attic after rain or snow storms.