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South Jordan has done most of its growing in the last 30 years. The city had about 29,000 people in 2000 and more than 77,000 by 2020, so the majority of homes here were built after 1990. The trouble is that the first roofs on those homes are now 20 to 30 years old, which is about when asphalt shingles start to wear out.
We work all over South Jordan, from Glenmoor and Jordan Heights out to Daybreak and up toward the Oquirrh foothills. If you’re in Daybreak, we know how the design review works and can help you get a new roof approved. Roofing Utah is women-owned, licensed and insured.
Newer homes come with their own roof problems. Builder-grade shingles are reaching the end of their life, a lot of tract homes have tight attics without much ventilation, and HOAs have a say in what goes back on. The work we do most here:
The city runs from about 4,300 feet down by the Jordan River to around 5,200 feet in the Oquirrh foothills on the west side. Most of it is flat, open ground left behind by ancient Lake Bonneville, so there isn’t much to slow a storm down. In the June 18, 2018 storm, people in South Jordan reported hail more than an inch across, which is big enough to bruise shingles and dent roof vents.
We also run into a lot of attic heat problems. Many newer homes don’t have quite enough attic ventilation, so the shingles get cooked from underneath in the summer and ice builds up at the eaves in the winter. South Jordan’s own reroof requirements call for proper ventilation and ice-and-water shield, and both go into every roof we replace.
In Daybreak, any change to the outside of your home needs Design Review Committee approval before work starts, and a new roof counts. Under the current guidelines, metal roofs are allowed only in Galvalume, matte bronze, or zinc colors, and only where they fit the style of the house. Shingles should go with your color scheme, roof vents have to be painted to match, and solar panel placement needs approval too. We’ll help you put the submission together. Outside of Daybreak, the city’s Building Division sets the reroof requirements, and we take care of the permit.
We’re also in these neighboring cities regularly:
You do. Daybreak’s Design Review Committee has to approve exterior changes, a new roof included, before any work starts. We’ll help you pick a material and color they’ll approve and get the submission ready.
It might be. Builder-grade shingles tend to last 20 to 25 years here, and less in a poorly ventilated attic. A free inspection will tell you where yours is at.
Sure, and it’ll stand up to hail and sun really well. In Daybreak, metal is approvable in Galvalume, matte bronze, or zinc colors when it suits the house, so we start with what your HOA will accept.
That’s no problem. We coordinate taking the panels off and putting them back, so the new roof goes on properly underneath.
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