Utah County's Local Roofing Company — Right Here in the Valley

We're not a national chain that dispatched someone your direction. BigFoot Roofing is headquartered in Eagle Mountain, and Utah County is where we live, work, and pull roofing permits every week.

Financing options available for qualifying homeowners

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Homes built in the 1980s and early 1990s — a large share of the housing stock in West Jordan, Murray, and the older Sandy neighborhoods — are reaching the end of a standard 25- to 30-year shingle lifespan. Many of those roofs are not failing visibly yet. They're failing quietly, underneath the surface, in ways a free inspection can surface before a leak turns into a damage claim.

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New House, Builder-Grade Roof — It's More Common Than You Think

Utah County has grown faster than almost anywhere in the country, and Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, and Lehi have led that growth. Fast-built communities mean production-line roofing: minimum-spec shingles, compressed installation schedules, and shortcuts that don't show up until the first hard hail season or a stretch of Cedar Valley wind. We inspect roofs in these neighborhoods weekly, and what we find consistently surprises homeowners who assumed a newer house meant a sound roof.

 

A free inspection gives you a clear picture of what you actually have — not what the builder told you was installed. If there's a problem, we'll document it. If everything looks solid, we'll tell you that too.

Roofing and Gutter Services Built for Utah County Conditions

Utah County throws a specific mix at roofs: spring hail, sustained west winds funneling through Cedar Valley, heavy snow loads in the foothills, and summer UV that accelerates shingle granule loss faster than manufacturers' averages assume. Our installations are spec'd for those conditions — not for a national average climate that doesn't apply here.

 

We're certified by GAF, CertainTeed, and IKO, and we back every job with a 10-year workmanship warranty. Services we provide across Utah County include:

 

We Know the Insurance Claims Process Because We Came From Inside It

BigFoot Roofing was founded by former insurance adjusters. That background changes how we approach storm damage work — we know how adjusters evaluate claims, what documentation they require, and where legitimate damage gets missed or undervalued on a first inspection. When your roof has hail or wind damage, we help you build a complete, accurate claim from the start rather than leaving money on the table.

 

Utah County sees regular hail events in spring and early summer, and Cedar Valley wind damage is a recurring issue in Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, and Tooele County's eastern edge. If your roof took a hit and you're not sure whether to file a claim, a free inspection is the right first step.

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Common Questions From Utah County Homeowners

  • Does BigFoot Roofing serve all of Utah County, or just Eagle Mountain?

    We serve the entire county. Eagle Mountain is our headquarters, but our crews work regularly in Lehi, Saratoga Springs, Provo, and communities throughout Utah County. We're familiar with local permit processes and neighborhood conditions across the region.

  • My house is only a few years old. Do I really need a roof inspection?

    Yes — and Utah County is exactly where this matters most. Builder-grade roofs installed during the area's rapid growth period often use minimum-spec materials and compressed timelines. A free inspection will tell you whether your roof was installed to manufacturer standards and whether any wind or hail damage has occurred since.

  • How does wind damage in Cedar Valley affect roofs differently than regular wear?

    Cedar Valley channels sustained west winds that create uplift pressure at roof edges and ridge lines — the same areas where builder-grade installations are most likely to be under-nailed or improperly sealed. This accelerates shingle lifting and can compromise the roof deck over time. We install to manufacturer wind-resistance specifications to address exactly this exposure.

  • Can you help me file a homeowners insurance claim for storm damage?

    Yes. Our founders came from the insurance industry as former adjusters, so we understand the claims process from both sides. We document damage thoroughly, communicate directly with your adjuster, and help ensure your claim reflects the full scope of covered damage. You can learn more on our insurance claims assistance page.

  • Do you offer financing for roof replacement in Utah County?

    We do. We work with homeowners across Utah County to connect them with financing options that make roof replacement manageable without delaying necessary work. Contact us to learn what's available for your project.

Ready to Get Your Utah County Roof Inspected?

We're local, we're certified, and we're available — often the same day you call. Whether you're dealing with storm damage, a builder-grade roof that's showing its age, or a gutter system that's not keeping up with Utah winters, we'll give you a straight answer and a clear path forward. No pressure, no obligation.