Roof Replacement in Alpine, Utah

Most roofs in Alpine eventually need replacement because asphalt shingles wear out. Utah roofs are exposed to strong summer sun, cold winters, snow, and repeated temperature changes. Those conditions gradually make shingles drier, more brittle, and less able to seal properly. Many homes in Alpine were built around 1998. If a home still has its original roof, that roof may now be about twenty-eight years old. A roof can be worn out before it starts leaking, so an inspection can identify aging shingles before they lead to water damage.

Median year built from the US Census American Community Survey; elevation from USGS.

An older roof in Alpine deserves a close inspection, but age by itself does not automatically require replacement. Many homes in Alpine were built around 1998, so an original roof on one of those homes would now be well into its service life. We look for worn protective granules, shingles that curl or no longer lie flat, and adhesive strips that no longer hold the shingles securely. These problems can develop before the roof leaks. When they are widespread, replacement may be the safer long-term option.

A complete roof replacement in Alpine starts by removing the existing roofing down to the wooden surface that supports the shingles. We inspect that wood and replace any areas that are soft, rotted, or otherwise damaged. Next, we install underlayment, which is a water-resistant layer between the wood and the shingles. We add a waterproof ice-and-water membrane along vulnerable areas such as the lower roof edges and valleys. We also install new metal flashing around chimneys, walls, and vents to help keep water out at those joints. After checking the ventilation, we install the new shingles. We inspect each layer before covering it with the next one.

Every roof is different. These are some of the roofing details that are especially important for homes in Alpine:

• Snow-load check: At about 5,049 feet of elevation, snow can remain on the roof for long periods. We check the roof structure as well as the shingles for signs that snow weight has caused stress or damage.
• Sealed roof edges: We secure the shingles carefully along the roof edges because strong wind can get underneath loose shingles and lift them. We choose the fastening and wind rating based on how exposed the property is.
• Freeze-thaw protection: We install a waterproof membrane along the lower roof edges. During winter, snow can melt when temperatures rise and freeze again when temperatures fall. Water can back up under the shingles in these areas, and the membrane provides an extra layer of protection.
• Fresh metal at the edges: We install new metal along the lower and sloping roof edges. This metal directs water away from the exposed wood and helps protect the edges from water damage.
• All-new flashing: We install new metal flashing around chimneys, walls, and vents. These joints are common places for leaks, so reusing old flashing can create a weak point in an otherwise new roof.
• Deck repairs, priced with you: After we remove the old roofing, we photograph any soft or damaged wood underneath. We show you the damage and provide the repair price before replacing the wood.

After the work is complete, we register the manufacturer's materials warranty in your name. Courtland Roofing also provides a 5-year workmanship warranty for the installation.

For the full picture of the service, see Roof Replacement.

A roof replacement in Alpine follows a clear sequence. We inspect the roof and provide the written scope before work begins. During the job, we protect the property, remove the old roofing, inspect the wood underneath, and install the new roofing system. Weather can affect the schedule because asphalt shingles need suitable temperature and dry conditions to seal correctly. After installation, we clean the property, review the work, and complete the warranty paperwork.

1. Inspect, measure, and quote the roofWe inspect and measure the roof before providing a written price. The quote explains how we handle any damaged wood discovered after the old roofing is removed.
2. Remove the old roofing and inspect the wood underneath: We remove the existing roofing so we can see the wooden surface below. We photograph damaged areas and discuss the repair price with you before replacing damaged wood.
3. Install the new roofing systemWe install the underlayment, waterproof membrane, flashing, ventilation components, and shingles in the proper order. We inspect each layer before the next layer covers it.
4. Clean the property and review the workWe clear the gutters, sweep the property for roofing nails, and review the completed work and photographs with you before leaving.

Courtland Roofing provides roof replacement services in Alpine. Courtland Roofing is a family-owned local company. The company is licensed and insured. Courtland Roofing is certified to install roofing from GAF, CertainTeed, and Owens Corning. Courtland Roofing uses its own crews rather than handing the installation to outside subcontractors.

Certified installer for GAF, CertainTeed and Owens Corning, family-owned, licensed & insured.

Courtland Roofing has replaced roofs in every part of Alpine, Utah (84004), including the streets around Lone Peak and the Alpine Loop. We give homeowners across the rest of Utah County the same service, including in Salem, Santaquin and Cedar Hills.

If you do not see your ZIP code listed, call or text us. We can confirm whether we provide roof replacement at your address in Alpine.