
Roof Replacement Cost in Utah: What Homeowners Need to Know
Need a roof replacement in Utah? Learn about roof replacement cost, top materials for Utah homes, and why A1 Roofing is your best choice.

Full Tear-Off and New Roof
We tear your old roof down to the decking and build a new one to manufacturer specs, backed by a lifetime workmanship warranty.
Utah roofs face summer heat and UV, freezing winters, heavy snow and hail. When repairs stop making sense, a roof replacement in Utah protects your home for decades. We've replaced roofs across Utah County since 1992, from Orem to Provo.
A new roof protects everything beneath it: the decking, the insulation, your ceilings and the belongings inside. It's also a chance to improve energy efficiency and give your home a fresh look.

When to Replace
If you notice one or more of these, schedule a professional inspection.
Shingles that curl, crack or shed granules have reached the end of their working life.
Discoloration on ceilings or attic walls means water is already getting past the roof.
Visible dips or soft spots point to decking that has weakened, often from long-term moisture.
Persistent growth holds moisture against the shingles and breaks them down over time.
Light shining through the roof boards means there are gaps that let in air and water.
Most roofs last 20 to 30 years. An older roof is more likely to leak, even if it still looks fine from the street.
How It Works
We inspect your roof, talk through your goals and give you a clear estimate.
Pick asphalt shingles, metal or cedar shake, in the color and style that suit your home.
We schedule around the weather, cover your landscaping with tarps, strip the old roof down to the decking and repair any damaged decking.
We install every layer to manufacturer specifications and add vents and flashing for proper drainage and ventilation.
We inspect the finished roof with you. After the job, we're still here for maintenance, repairs and warranty support.
Cost
Most homeowners in Utah County can expect to pay $10,000–$30,000 for a typical roof replacement. These factors set the final price.
Larger roofs need more material and labor. Steeper pitches add safety requirements and labor hours.
Asphalt shingles cost the least. Metal, cedar shake and specialty shingles carry higher per-square-foot prices.
Multiple slopes, valleys, hips, dormers, skylights and chimneys take more time and precision.
Tearing off and disposing of the existing shingles adds labor and waste-handling costs.
Replacing rotten decking, or adding ventilation, insulation or premium underlayment, adds to the total.
Permit fees generally run $50–$200, depending on the scope of the project.
Materials
We install three main roofing materials. Each has its own page with types, costs and lifespans.
The most common and most affordable choice, in 3-tab, architectural and luxury styles. Compare them on our asphalt shingle roofing page.
Standing seam, corrugated or stone-coated steel that lasts 40–70 years. See the options on our metal roofing page.
Hand-split shakes, machine-cut shingles or synthetic shake for a natural look. Learn more about cedar shake roofing.
Pick a material and your roof's size for a ballpark from our published installed prices. Your free inspection turns it into an exact, itemized number.
Roof area is usually larger than your home's floor area because of pitch and overhangs.
Estimated Installed Cost
$12,000–$18,000
A ballpark from our published installed prices per square foot (materials and labor). Pitch, layers to tear off, decking repairs and roof complexity change the final number. Most Utah County roof replacements land between $10,000 and $30,000.
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What Utah County homeowners and builders say about A1 Roofing.
The A1 crew was honest, straightforward and easy to work with. They did a great job on my roof and were very reasonable throughout the negotiation process. We worked with other roofers and some were trying to overcharge, others weren't organized and didn't have itemized summaries of services and materials. A1 started with a competitive price and were flexible enough given our requirements to work with us to create the right package. They have a lifetime workmanship guarantee, use premium materials and got our roof done in one day! Would use them again.
“Our roof looks a million times better and they were fast, courteous, and reasonably priced.”
Teresa A.
“They walked me through the entire process and did an amazing job replacing my roof!”
Joao S.
“Quick to action, quality work and very communicative.”
Nathan S.
Most roof replacements in Utah County take 2 to 3 days for an average-sized home. Larger homes and complex roofs can take 3 to 4 days or more.
Roof size, complexity, material and weather all affect the schedule.
It depends on the roof's age and how widespread the damage is. A leak from one failed spot can usually be repaired.
If the roof is near the end of its 20 to 30 year life, or the damage shows up in many places, replacement is usually the better investment. A free inspection tells you which applies to your roof.
Late spring (April to mid-June) and early to mid-fall (September to mid-October) offer the best weather for installation, with cooler temperatures and less precipitation.
Extreme winter cold can cause installation problems such as cracked shingles, and summer heat shortens working hours.
Yes. We offer roof financing through our partnership with Service Finance Company. Choose a short-term, interest-deferred plan or a long-term fixed monthly payment, whichever fits your budget.
Pre-qualification takes just minutes and won't affect your credit score.
Every new roof includes the manufacturer's warranty against material defects and our workmanship warranty on the installation. Coverage ranges from short-term options up to a lifetime workmanship warranty.
Ask us which warranty fits your home.
Yes. We're based in Orem and replace roofs across Utah County, including Provo, Lehi, American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Highland and Springville. We also work in Salt Lake County communities such as Sandy, Draper and Herriman.
From our roofing blog, written for Utah homeowners.
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