Residential Roof Replacement in Sandy, UT
Full tear-off and replacement of an aging shingle roof, upgraded with high-wind shingles and balanced ventilation to handle Little Cottonwood Canyon winds.
The Challenge / Problem
Homeowner experienced wind-damaged shingles and recurring leaks around the valley. The original ventilation was also insufficient, causing heat buildup in the attic.
Project Highlights
- ✓Complete tear-off of 2 layers of old shingles
- ✓Installed high-wind rated architectural shingles
- ✓Upgraded attic ventilation with new ridge vents
- ✓10-year workmanship warranty
Scope of Work & Execution
The Problem & Inspection Findings
- Multiple wind-damaged shingles on the west-facing slope.
- Active leak in the living room tracing back to failing valley flashing.
- Attic temperatures reaching 150°F due to blocked soffits and lack of exhaust vents.
Our Approach & Scope of Work
- Full tear-off of the existing two layers of asphalt shingles down to the wood deck.
- Replaced 3 sheets of damaged plywood decking near the valley.
- Installed premium self-adhering ice & water shield in the valleys and along the eaves.
- Upgraded the ventilation system by cutting in new ridge vents and clearing the soffits.
Results & Long-Term Protection
- Completed the installation of CertainTeed Landmark shingles with an enhanced 6-nail fastening pattern.
- Attic temperature reduced by 35°F, improving home energy efficiency.
- The homeowner received a fully transferrable manufacturer warranty and our 10-year workmanship guarantee.
Project Profile
LocationSandy, UT
Roof TypeAsphalt Shingle (Architectural)
Timeline2 Days
Materials Used
CertainTeed Landmark Shingles (Cobblestone Gray)Synthetic UnderlaymentIce & Water Shield at eaves and valleysRidge Vents for balanced airflow
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