Hail, Wind & Ice Damage Restoration · Lehi & Wasatch Front
Storm Damage Roof Repair in Utah County & Salt Lake Valley
Between summer monsoon hail, winter ice dams, and fierce canyon winds rolling out of Provo and American Fork Canyons, Utah storms test every shingle. We provide free on-site inspections, emergency tarping, and date-stamped photo documentation you own — with zero sales pressure.
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Active storm response · Sept 2026
September 2026 Hail Storm Damage: Davis County, Wasatch & South Valley
On September 18, 2026, a severe storm tracked northeast across Davis County, bringing hail damage to Layton, Kaysville, and Farmington. The same week, hail reached Heber City in Wasatch County, while Herriman and Bluffdale, at the base of the Traverse Mountain gap, were hit during the broader late-summer storm sequence.
If your roof hasn't been inspected since September 18, hail bruises, broken seal strips, and dented soft metals may already be sitting undetected — and won't show up until the next heavy rain.
Areas affected:
- Layton
- Kaysville
- Farmington
- Heber City
- Bluffdale
- Herriman
We are dispatching inspection crews into Davis County and the South Valley now. Inspections are free, no-obligation, and include the date-stamped photo documentation your insurance adjuster needs.
Storm Report
Sept 18, 2026
2.00 in
Max hail size
60+ mph
Peak wind gusts
Fruit Heights
Tornado activity
Davis County
Hardest hit
Verified source
National Weather Service
Severe Thunderstorm Warning
Signs of Hail & Wind Storm Damage on Your Roof
Fresh storm damage is easiest to identify before rain washes loose granules away and marks weather in. Much of this damage cannot be seen from your driveway:
Hail Bruises & Fiberglass Mat Fractures
Hail impacts create soft spots where granules are punched into the asphalt mat. When impacts fracture the underlying fiberglass layer, the waterproof integrity is broken, leading to slow attic leaks.
Creased Shingles & Broken Seal Strips
Canyon wind gusts lift shingle tabs and snap the thermal seal strip beneath. Even if the shingle settles back flat, the broken bond leaves it loose and ready to tear off in the next blow.
Ice Dam Ridges & Eave Water Backups
Winter freeze-thaw cycles create ice dams that trap melting snow at the roof edge. Standing water backs up under cold shingles, soaking underlayment and dripping directly into ceilings.
Dented Soft Metals & Exposed Decking
Metal vents and chimney aprons show impact dents permanently, providing proof of hail size. At edges and rakes, wind peels underlayment away, leaving bare decking exposed to rain.
Not sure if the storm damaged your roof? We walk every slope, check seals by hand, and give you a straight answer in writing — including “no damage found” when your roof came through fine.
Storm Damage Restoration Services in Utah
From rapid emergency seals to detailed photo documentation for insurance adjusters, we handle the full aftermath of severe weather.
Emergency Tarping & Severe Weather Repairs
- Emergency Tarping & Temporary Seals: Rapid-response dispatch to secure heavy-duty tarps over exposed decking, broken skylights, or torn ridges, preventing costly ceiling collapses.
- Targeted Storm Repairs: If damage is isolated to a single slope or edge, we replace damaged shingles with close color matches and hand-seal surrounding tabs without forcing unnecessary full replacements.
Hail, Wind & Ice Dam Restoration
- Hail Impact & Vent Repairs: We document bruised shingles, cracked fiberglass mats, and dented metal fixtures, restoring compromised roof slopes under one written warranty.
- Canyon Wind Damage Restoration: Replacing blown-off shingles, re-bonding loosened seal strips along rakes and ridges, and repairing wind-lifted metal flashing.
- Ice Dam Damage & Freeze-Thaw Repair: Clearing trapped meltwater dams, testing heat cables, and repairing waterlogged shingles, compromised drip edges, and softened decking.
Forensic Inspection & Photo Documentation
- Hands-On Physical Inspection: Every slope gets walked, not sampled from a ladder. We physically check shingle bond lines, flashings, pipe boots, and soft metals.
- Date-Stamped Photo Set & Written Summary: You receive paired overview and close-up photos organized slope-by-slope, alongside an objective written report detailing findings and repair scopes.
Insurance Claims & Storm History Records
- Adjuster-Ready Claim Documentation: We provide itemized measurements, damage photos, and scope sheets so you have exactly what you need to file your claim smoothly.
- Utah NOAA Storm History Verification: We cross-reference storm dates with local NOAA/NCEI weather records across Utah County and Salt Lake County to verify hail size and peak wind gusts.
Curious what our photo set and write-up actually contain? See our full guide to Utah storm damage roof documentation →
Storm Damage Roof Repair or Replacement
Not every storm-damaged roof needs a full replacement. After inspecting the roof, we identify whether the damage can be repaired or whether replacement is necessary based on the condition and extent of the damage.
Roof Repairs
- Damaged shingles
- Wind-lifted shingles
- Hail impacts
- Damaged flashing
- Vents and metal components
- Minor storm-related leaks
vs
Roof Replacement
- Widespread hail damage
- Extensive wind damage
- Significant water intrusion
- Damaged roofing materials that cannot be properly repaired
How We Document & Restore Storm Damage in 4 Steps
From initial inspection walk-through to final claim paperwork, the process is clear and homeowner-controlled.
1
Free On-Site Inspection
We walk every slope, checking the field, flashings, vents, and edges by hand, photographing every bruise, crease, and tear.
2
Date-Stamped Photo Report
You receive a complete photo set organized by slope with close-ups and overview angles, alongside a plain-English findings report that is yours to keep.
3
Claim Support or Direct Estimate
If filing insurance makes sense, we provide the documentation your adjuster needs. If it's a straightforward repair, you receive a firm written price with no surprise add-ons.
4
Precision Repair & Clean Sweep
Our local crew completes repairs using matched materials, runs magnetic sweeps across your driveway and lawn, and delivers our written workmanship warranty.
What Affects Storm Damage Repair Cost?
Storm restoration costs depend entirely on how far wind, hail, and ice spread the impact across your roofline:
Scope of Spread
A few blown-off shingles along an eave versus systemic unsealed tabs or widespread ice dam saturation.
Decking Condition
Whether exposed decking absorbed water during the storm and requires wood re-sheeting.
Component Replacements
Replacing dented metal box vents, pipe collars, damaged drip edges, and crushed gutter runs.
Insurance Deductible vs. Out-of-Pocket
For minor repairs under your deductible, we provide firm, direct pricing so you avoid filing unnecessary claims.
You will receive a clear, itemized written estimate after your free on-site inspection.
Need financing for non-insured repairs or deductibles? We offer flexible payment plans — see our financing page for details.
Why Homeowners Choose Rooval Roofing For Storm Damage
Rooval Roofing is a local, family-run company headquartered in Lehi, serving Utah County and the Salt Lake Valley.
Licensed & Insured
Utah GC License #13861046-5501
You Own the Documentation
Date-stamped photos and written findings are yours to keep
Local, Not Storm Chasers
We live where we work and stay here long after out-of-state outfits leave town
Workmanship Warranty
Written warranty backing every storm repair we complete
Straight Answers
If your roof came through the storm fine, that’s exactly what your report will say
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Areas We Serve
Providing storm damage inspections and repairs throughout Utah County, the Salt Lake Valley, and Davis County from our Lehi headquarters:
Davis County
- Layton
- Kaysville
- Farmington
Wasatch County
- Heber City
Salt Lake Valley
Don’t see your city listed? Call (385) 424-8810 to confirm local crew dispatch.
Utah Storm Damage FAQs
My shingles look fine from the ground — could there still be damage?
Yes. A wind-creased shingle usually settles back flat, and a broken seal strip is completely invisible from the driveway. Hail bruises and ice dam underlayment rot only show up on the roof surface. All leave your roof vulnerable to leaks during the next storm.
Will you tell me if my roof is actually fine?
Yes — in writing. Many Utah roofs come through wind and hail storms without functional damage. We would rather hand you a report confirming your roof is healthy than invent unnecessary work.
How does Rooval help with insurance claims?
We inspect your roof, take date-stamped overview and close-up photos, and provide an itemized written damage report. You file the claim, and we make sure your adjuster has clear physical proof of all damaged slopes and soft metals.
What is a "storm chaser," and why should I avoid them?
Storm chasers are out-of-state roofing crews that follow severe hail swaths, knock on doors, pressure homeowners into signing over insurance benefits, and rush cheap installations. Once storms pass, they leave town, leaving homeowners with voided warranties and no local support. Always verify a permanent Utah General Contractor license.
Does hail damage require a full roof replacement?
Not always. Isolated hail impacts on a structurally sound roof can often be repaired slope-by-slope. Widespread damage across multiple slopes, fractured decking, or saturated underlayment typically warrants full replacement. A free inspection gives you a straight answer either way.
How do I know if my roof was damaged by the recent Utah hailstorm?
You likely can’t tell from the ground. Hail bruises, broken seal strips, and dented soft metals are only visible from the roof surface. The September 18 storm produced up to 2.00-inch hail damage in Utah over Davis County — large enough to fracture fiberglass mats without any visible surface tear.
Can Rooval Roofing help document damage for an insurance claim?
Yes. We provide date-stamped photos, written slope-by-slope findings, and itemized measurements your adjuster needs to process the claim. You own the documentation regardless of whether you proceed with repairs.
What should I do after a hail or wind storm?
Don’t go on the roof yourself. Photograph anything visible from the ground, note the storm date, and schedule a professional inspection as soon as possible. Early documentation protects your insurance filing timeline and prevents minor damage from becoming a larger leak.
Does Rooval Roofing provide storm damage roof repairs and replacements?
Yes — both. After inspection we tell you whether targeted repairs will restore the roof or whether the damage scope warrants full replacement. You get a written estimate for whichever path applies.
Do you provide storm damage inspections in Layton, Farmington, Kaysville and Heber City?
Yes. Following the September 2026 hail storm damage across Davis County, we are actively dispatching inspection crews into Layton, Kaysville, Farmington, and Heber City. Inspections are free and include date-stamped documentation.
Do you provide storm damage roofing services in Bluffdale and Herriman?
Yes. Bluffdale and Herriman sit in a high-frequency hail damage corridor along the Traverse Mountain gap and were impacted during the late-summer 2026 storm sequence. We serve both communities from our Lehi headquarters.
Was my home in Layton, Kaysville, Farmington, Heber, Bluffdale, or Herriman affected by the September 2026 storm?
Possibly. The September 18 storm put up to 2.00-inch hail over Davis County — Layton, Kaysville, and Farmington took the direct hit. Heber City saw ping-pong-sized hail the same week. Herriman and Bluffdale sit in a high-frequency hail corridor and saw impact during the same storm sequence. A free inspection will tell you exactly what condition your roof is in, in writing.
How soon after a storm should I schedule an inspection?
As soon as possible. Fresh hail impacts and seal breaks are easiest to document before rain washes loose granules away. Early documentation ensures you meet insurance filing deadlines and prevents minor storm tears from developing into hidden attic rot.
Get an Honest Answer About Your Roof
Free inspection, real date-stamped photos of your roof’s condition, and an exact written report before any work starts.
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