OREM, UTAH · UTAH COUNTY
Reliable Roofing Company Serving Orem’s Roofing Needs
From the shores of Utah Lake to the foothills of the Wasatch, Orem roofs experience a wide range of weather conditions year-round. Rooval Roofing understands what local homes experience, from winter snow and freezing temperatures to strong winds and intense summer sun.
We provide straightforward roofing services tailored to each property, whether you need an inspection, repair, replacement, or installation. With local knowledge and dependable workmanship, we help Orem homeowners keep their roofs strong, durable, and ready for every season.
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Licensed & Insured
Utah GC Lic. #13861046-5501
10+ years
Serving Utah County
55+
Roofs Completed
A Roofing Contractor Orem Homeowners Can Rely On
Orem stretches from the shores of Utah Lake to the base of Mount Timpanogos, with Lindon to the north, Provo to the south and east, and Vineyard to the west. The city has grown from its farming and steel-mill roots into one of Utah County’s largest communities, and you can see that history in its neighborhoods and in their roofs. Older properties around State Street and the Geneva area sit alongside established mid-century neighborhoods such as Sharon Park, Lakeview, and Cherry Hill. Farther east, newer construction climbs toward Northridge, Suncrest, and the mouth of Provo Canyon.
Each area brings its own mix of roof styles, materials, ages, and maintenance histories. Those differences call for experience, and Rooval Roofing is the trusted team to handle them. We are a roofing company serving Orem with roof repairs, replacements, inspections, metal roofing, gutters, and more. Our licensed and insured crew has earned a 5.0-star rating on Google for the quality of work we deliver. Based in Lehi, just 15 minutes away via I-15, we are close when you need us.
What Orem Weather Can Do To A Roof
Orem’s location between Utah Lake and the Wasatch Mountains gives local roofs a combination of sun, snow, wind, and temperature changes. The city’s terrain rises noticeably from west to east, so weather exposure can also vary from one part of Orem to another. Here are some of the weather conditions your roof can experience:
A – Wind
Provo Canyon Wind Can Find Weak Shingles
Orem’s eastern side sits close to the mouth of Provo Canyon, and strong winds can make their presence known along the areas closest to the canyon. The damage isn’t always dramatic. A shingle corner can lift without completely blowing away. A seal can break. A ridge cap can loosen. A few hard storms later, that small weakness can become a big problem.
B – Snow
Bench Snow Puts More Stress On Some Roofs
The higher you climb toward Northridge and Suncrest, the more snow a roof holds and the longer it sits there. When attic heat melts that snowpack from underneath, the meltwater refreezes over the cold eaves and builds an ice dam, and trapped water works back up under the shingles. It’s one of the most common leak sources we trace on Orem’s bench homes.
C – Sun
Long, Unshaded Sun Exposure on the West Side
Orem sits in a high-desert climate, and homes on the west side, closer to Utah Lake, get long, direct sun with little to break it up. That steady exposure dries out asphalt shingles over time. Granule loss, brittle tabs, and curling edges are the usual signs, often more advanced on south- and west-facing slopes than on shaded or east-facing ones.
D – Freeze
Thaw Stress From Valley Floor to Bench
Orem’s winter lows regularly dip into the 20s, and days can warm well above freezing before dropping again overnight, especially in spring and fall. That repeated freeze-thaw cycle works into small cracks, nail holes, and aging flashing, expanding and contracting with every swing. Over a full winter, it’s often what turns a minor sealing issue into a real leak.
Orem Roof Repair, Roof Replacement, and Metal Roofing Services
Orem roofs can fail in very different ways, from lifted flashing and hail bruising to worn shingles on a 1970s home. We handle jobs ranging from a single flashing repair to a full replacement.
Permitted Orem Re-Roofs
A complete tear-off with the required ice shield at the eaves, fastened for canyon wind.
Minor Roof Repairs
Pipe boots, flashing, and wind-lifted shingles repaired and traced to the source, often without needing a permit.
Repairs After Orem Storms
Date-stamped photos of each damaged slope after a storm, followed by the repair or replacement your roof needs.
Metal Roofing in Orem
Standing-seam metal for homeowners replacing an aging shingle roof on a postwar or 1970s home.
Tile and Slate After a Load Check
Tile or slate installed after a structural dead-load check confirms your framing can carry the weight.
Flat Roofs on Carports and Additions
Single-ply membrane roofing for carports, porches, and additions, pitched to drain properly.
Gutter Repair and Installation
Seamless aluminum gutters and downspouts that carry roof runoff away from foundations.
Rental Property Roof Tune-Ups
Flashing resealed, pipe boots replaced, and loose shingles secured before winter or between tenants.
Free Orem Roof Inspection
A roof and attic inspection with dated photos and an honest repair-versus-replace recommendation.
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Utah GC Lic. #13861046-5501
Real Utah Roof Projects: 4 Different Problems, 4 Custom Solutions
We don’t assume every roofing call needs the same answer. Sometimes it’s a straightforward repair, sometimes the problem goes deeper. Here are a few different projects we have completed:
Highland, UT · 2026
Sometimes it really is just a repair
A homeowner called after a windstorm. Shingles were in the yard, and they wanted a straight answer, not a sales pitch. Our full inspection found a handful of missing shingles on one slope and nothing else significant. We pulled a shingle for testing, attempted the repair, and it held. The product’s still in production, so future repairs will match. We told them the truth: the roof was fine. No new roof needed.
Lehi, UT · 2026
Straight To A New Roof, No Waiting
Not every homeowner wants a process. This one wanted a roof. Our inspection found the damage; we showed them the photographs, explained what we believed caused it, and laid out all four options, including doing nothing, which we always put on the table. They picked a full retail replacement, chose their color the same day, and the crew was on site and finished in two days.
Highland, UT · 2026
Over Half The Roof Was Gone
Some storms don’t leave room for doubt. By the time we arrived, more than half the shingles had lifted or blown off. We ran the same process we run on every job, because documentation matters most when damage is obvious: all four elevations photographed from the ground, every slope shot and chalked, accessories counted, attic checked. Because the inspection clearly showed weather-event damage, we built a full evidence package (roof measurements, shingle testing results, the photo record, and a repair assessment referencing manufacturer specs) and walked the homeowner through submitting it to their insurer.
Alpine, UT · 2025
The Repair Attempt Changed The Answer
This one started the way most calls do. A homeowner noticed roof damage and wanted a quick repair, which is what we hope for too. The inspection didn’t scream “replacement” from the ground, so we pulled a shingle for testing and attempted the repair- the fastest way to find out whether a roof can actually be fixed instead of guessing. The attempt is where the picture changed. We stopped rather than keep working on a repair we no longer believed in, brought the homeowner up to see the photos, and walked them through what it meant before anything else happened. A visual inspection would have called this a repair. The repair attempt is what told us the truth.
How We Repair or Replace an Orem Roof
01
Exterior and Attic Check
We inspect the roof exterior and attic and photograph every slope with the date attached.
02
Written Estimate with Deck Rates
Your estimate lists labor, materials, disposal, and a fixed per-sheet rate for damaged decking.
03
Permit and Inspection Scheduling
If the project requires a city permit or inspection, we handle the scheduling and let you know what is needed.
04
Tear-Off and Ice Shield Install
Old shingles are removed, damaged decking is replaced, and required ice shield and underlayment are installed.
05
Magnet Sweep and Roof Walk
We run magnetic sweeps across the yard and driveway, then walk the finished roof with you.
You get the information first. The decision is yours.
Measuring and documenting damage on site
A cracked shingle found during inspection
Deck exposed and underlayment going down
Property protected during the visit
After a Wind or Hail Storm
If wind or hail hits Orem, damage isn’t always visible from the ground. During an inspection, we photograph the roof slopes and document visible damage so you have a dated record of what was found. If the damage is related to a storm, that documentation can also help you keep organized records for an insurance claim.
What Orem Homeowners and Landlords Get with Rooval Roofing
01
Licensed Utah GC #13861046-5501
Rooval Roofing holds Utah GC License #13861046-5501, listed with the Utah Division of Professional Licensing. Our Lehi shop is about 20 minutes from Orem.
02
Roof and Attic Checked Every Time
Every free inspection covers both the roof exterior and the attic.
03
Leak Source Found First
We trace water to the failed flashing, pipe boot, or ice dam and price the repair when a repair is enough.
04
Set Price per Deck Sheet
Your estimate sets the rate for each damaged plywood or OSB sheet before work starts.
05
Inspection Calls Handled
When a project requires a city inspection, we handle the scheduling.
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Homeowner-Only Storm Help
We never ask for an assignment of benefits. For storm-related damage, the inspection record can also help you keep the information organized for an insurance claim.
07
Financing in Monthly Payments
Replacement or larger repair costs can be spread into monthly payments, subject to credit approval.
08
Yard and Property Protection
We protect landscaping, windows, and AC units and use magnetic sweeps to clear nails from the property.
The Rooval Roofing Team Serving Orem
Matthew Thompson
Owner
Matthew has spent most of his life in construction and started Rooval Roofing around a simple idea: homeowners deserve clear answers and respectful treatment when dealing with one of the most important parts of their home. He still gets on roofs himself because staying close to the work keeps him connected to the work his team delivers.
Agustina Thompson
Co-Founder and Office Manager
Agustina manages scheduling, materials, and daily business operations, keeping projects organized from the first conversation through completion. She is usually the first person you will talk to.
Want to know more about who you’re hiring? See our story, license details, and the rest of the crew. Meet the full Rooval Roofing team →
What Shapes an Orem Roof Replacement Cost
An Orem roof is priced by the house, not the neighborhood. Four factors usually move the estimate most:
Roof Size and Slope
Larger or steeper roofs require more material, labor, and safety setup.
Existing Layers and Deck Wear
Older homes may have a second shingle layer or worn decking, with damaged decking priced per sheet when replaced.
Roofing Material
Architectural shingles, standing-seam metal, and tile have different material and installation costs.
Solar and Carports
Solar panels that need to be removed and reset, along with attached carports or porches, can add scope.
After the free inspection, we measure the roof in person and provide an itemized estimate covering labor, materials, disposal, and a fixed per-sheet rate for damaged decking.
Orem Roofing, Permit, and Storm Damage Questions
Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Orem?
Yes. Orem lists reroofing among the projects that require a building permit, while minor roof repairs do not. Applications go through the city’s My City Inspector portal, and re-roofs qualify for over-the-counter approval.
Does Orem require ice shield on a new roof?
Yes. Orem’s design criteria list ice shield underlayment as required, along with a 105 mph design wind speed. We install the ice shield at the eaves on full Orem re-roofs, followed by the underlayment and new roofing.
How much snow load does an Orem roof carry?
It depends on the address. Orem uses the USU snow load calculator for homes, with examples of about 32 psf in west Orem, 35 psf at City Hall, and 41 to 42 psf near Canyon Hills and Cascade Drive. Heavier roofing such as tile gets a load check first.
How strong does canyon wind get in Orem?
Strong enough to remove shingles. A station at the Provo Canyon mouth on Orem’s east edge measured 74 mph in March 2024, and the Weather Service logged shingles blown off in Orem in 2006. Shingles are fastened to the manufacturer’s high-wind pattern.
Was my roof damaged in the August 2024 Orem storm?
Possibly. That storm brought a 62 mph gust on I-15, piles of hail in Orem, and trees falling through roofs. Bruised or creased shingles can cause problems months later. A free inspection with dated photos can document whether your roof was damaged.
Why have so many Orem roofs been replaced recently?
City permit reports show a jump in 2025, with 93 re-roof permits in May 2025 alone, compared with 9 to 28 per month in the sampled 2026 reports. More than 80% of the 2025 re-roofs in the sampled months were north of Center Street. Many original roofs on 1970s homes are also reaching the end of their service life.
I own an Orem rental. Can you work around tenants?
Yes. About 42% of Orem homes are rented, and we schedule inspections and work with owners and tenants. We provide dated photos to the owner, a written estimate, and a clear work area so tenants can come and go during the project.
What happens to solar panels during an Orem re-roof?
The panels are removed before tear-off and reinstalled after the new roof, usually by the solar installer. Orem’s solar plan checklist asks for the roof covering type and number of layers, so those details should be confirmed before the roofing work begins.
Is my Orem home in Utah’s wildfire fee area?
Based on the state’s current map, no. Our October 2026 check of the state high-risk wildland-urban interface layer found no Orem properties in the fee area created by House Bill 48. Homes near the foothills can still benefit from Class A roofing.
Does Orem charge a storm water fee?
Yes. Orem bills a storm water fee of $9.00 per unit, with one unit equal to a typical home’s 2,700 square feet of hard surface. Gutters and downspouts that direct roof water toward lawns and planters can help keep runoff on the lot.
Do you serve Provo, Lindon, and the rest of Utah County?
Yes. We provide residential roofing and roof repair in Orem, Provo, Lindon, Vineyard, Pleasant Grove, and the rest of Utah County. Our shop is in Lehi, about 20 minutes away, and projects can start with a free inspection. Call (385) 424-8810 to schedule.
How do I book a free roof inspection in Orem?
Book an Orem inspection online or call (385) 424-8810. We inspect the roof exterior and attic, take dated photos of each slope, and explain whether repair or replacement is the better fit. The photos are yours to keep.
Utah County Cities We Serve Near Orem
Get an Honest Assessment of Your Orem Roof
Book a free inspection to get dated photos of your roof’s condition and an itemized written estimate before any work begins.
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