Longer lasting snow cover
Snow that sits on the roof for days or weeks keeps feeding meltwater down to the eaves.
The Maple Mountain area on the east side of Spanish Fork, near Maple Mountain High School, sits on higher ground with big views of the mountain and the valley. Higher ground often means colder nights, more snow and snow that stays on the roof longer. For roofs, that means one main threat: winter water.
Snow that sits on the roof for days or weeks keeps feeding meltwater down to the eaves.
Warm attics melt the snow from below, the water refreezes at the cold eaves and a ridge of ice traps more meltwater behind it. That water pushes under shingles. See ice dam roof leak repair.
Sunny days and freezing nights cause water to freeze in small gaps and widen them, which loosens flashing and cracks sealants.
Drifts sit against flashing for long periods, and slow melt finds every weak spot. See chimney leak repair and roof flashing leak repair.
Heavy wet snow puts stress on gutters, vents and older roof sections.
Every service we offer is available anywhere in Spanish Fork, including emergency roof leak repair, roof leak detection, ice dam repair and storm damage repair. See the full list of services.
Water dripping through a ceiling, running down a wall or pooling in the attic needs fast action. We stop the water first, then make the lasting repair.
View details ↗02When a roof is torn open by wind, a fallen branch or storm damage, a properly secured tarp keeps rain and snow out until a full repair can be done.
View details ↗03Wind and hail can loosen shingles, crack tiles and dent flashing. We repair the damage and document it with photos for your insurance claim.
View details ↗04Some leaks only show up in certain weather, or drip far from where water enters. We trace the water path from the attic and the roof surface to find the real entry point.
View details ↗05Asphalt shingles cover most homes in Spanish Fork. We replace missing, cracked and lifted shingles and fix nail pops and failed seals.
View details ↗06Loose screws, worn washers, failed seams and lap joints cause most metal roof leaks. We tighten, reseal and replace what has failed.
View details ↗07Low slope roofs on porches, additions, garages and larger buildings leak at seams, drains and wall edges. We repair TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen and BUR roofs.
View details ↗08On tile roofs the underlayment does most of the waterproofing. We replace broken tiles and repair the layer beneath them.
View details ↗09Flashing seals the joints where roofs meet walls, dormers and edges. Bent, rusted or missing flashing is one of the most common leak causes.
View details ↗10Water gets in through chimney flashing, cracked crowns and missing caps. We seal the roof around brick chimneys and metal chimney chases.
View details ↗11We figure out if it is a true leak or winter condensation, then reflash, reseal or replace the skylight as needed.
View details ↗12Cracked rubber pipe boots and loose vents are behind a large share of leaks we see. This is often one of the quickest and most affordable fixes.
View details ↗13Valleys carry more water than any other part of the roof. We repair worn, cut short and debris clogged valleys.
View details ↗14Ice ridges at the eaves push meltwater under shingles. We safely clear the ice, repair the damage and explain how to stop it coming back.
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01Large icicles along the gutters
02Stains on ceilings near exterior walls
03Water coming in around windows on upper floors
04Wet spots that appear on sunny winter afternoons
05Damp or peeling paint on walls below the roof edge
We open channels in ice dams so water can drain, using safe methods that do not damage the roof.
Damaged shingles, flashing and underlayment along the eaves are repaired once the weather allows.
Where we repair along the edge, we use a waterproof ice and water barrier to block future backups.
We check the attic for heat loss, thin insulation and poor ventilation, and explain what is driving the ice dams.
We open channels in ice dams so water can drain, using safe methods that do not damage the roof.

We repair roof leaks inside Spanish Fork, Utah, and nowhere else. Staying in one city lets us reach you faster and know the homes here well, from the older streets near Main Street to the newest subdivisions on the east bench.
The higher east side near Maple Mountain, where snow sits longer and ice dams are more common.
Still have a question? Call and ask. We will give you a straight answer.
(801) 426-8831 →Repeat ice dams usually mean heat from the house is reaching the roof. Better attic insulation, air sealing and ventilation are the long term fix.
We do not recommend climbing onto a snowy roof. A roof rake used from the ground to clear the lower few feet is much safer.
We can stop active leaks and make many repairs on dry days. Some permanent work is better done once the snow clears.
Yes, especially on homes that get heavy snow. It adds a waterproof layer at the eaves where ice dams cause the most trouble.
Call (801) 426-8831 for roof leak repair in the Maple Mountain area. See all our services or other Spanish Fork neighborhoods.
The fastest way to reach us is by phone. There are no forms to fill out and no waiting for a callback email. Just call and talk to someone about your roof.