Four Counties, One Shop in Orem.
We do not franchise and we do not sub the roof out. The crew that shows up works for us.
Utah, Salt Lake, Summit and Wasatch.
Every yellow dot is a town we have a crew in regularly. Orem is home — the shop is on 1325 West, which is why Utah County gets same-day more often than not.
- Utah County — Provo, Orem, Lehi, American Fork and south to Payson
- Salt Lake County — Salt Lake City, Draper, Sandy, the Jordans
- Summit County — Park City, where the roofs are tile, slate and standing seam
- Wasatch County — Heber and Midway, same snow load, different houses
Utah County
Provo
Cascade has roofed Provo since 1984 — from the historic homes near the avenues to new constructi…
See more →Orem
Our own back yard. The shop is on 1325 West, which means an Orem roof gets a crew that is ten mi…
See more →Lehi
Lehi has grown faster than almost anywhere in Utah, and a lot of its roofs went on at the same t…
See more →American Fork
Established neighborhoods with roofs at the end of their service life, alongside new builds goin…
See more →Springville
Wind coming out of the canyon is hard on ridge caps and edge detail. Springville roofs fail at t…
See more →Spanish Fork
Spanish Fork sits in the wind corridor. We see more lifted and missing shingles here than almost…
See more →Pleasant Grove
A mix of mature trees and older roofs — moss, shade damage and clogged valleys are the common ca…
See more →Payson
The south end of the county, and a market plenty of Salt Lake contractors will not drive to. We …
See more →Salem
Salem sits between Spanish Fork and Payson. We build here too: the new construction photographs …
See more →Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs runs along the northwest shore of Utah Lake. Most of its homes are newer builds…
See more →Eagle Mountain
Eagle Mountain sits on open, high ground west of Utah Lake. There is little to slow the wind bef…
See more →Lindon
Lindon borders Orem, so a Lindon roof is minutes from our shop. Larger lots, older homes and new…
See more →Woodland Hills
Woodland Hills sits on the mountainside above Salem. Steeper lots, more trees and more snow than…
See more →Salt Lake County
Salt Lake City
From the Avenues to the south end — including the older housing stock where a roof replacement i…
See more →Draper
Bench homes with steep pitches, complex rooflines and real snow load. Draper roofs are rarely si…
See more →Sandy
Established east-side neighborhoods, many on their second or third roof, plus the tile and shake…
See more →South Jordan
Daybreak and the surrounding builds went up together, so they are reaching roof age together.…
See more →West Jordan
Large tract neighborhoods where getting the ventilation right matters more than the shingle you …
See more →Millcreek
Millcreek sits between Salt Lake City and Holladay. Established neighborhoods, many homes on the…
See more →Riverton
Riverton, in the south of Salt Lake County, mixes older homes on bigger lots with newer subdivis…
See more →Herriman
Herriman sits against the Oquirrh foothills in the southwest of Salt Lake County. Much of it wen…
See more →Bluffdale
Bluffdale, at the south end of Salt Lake County, has larger lots and bigger roofs than most of t…
See more →Summit County
Park City
Park City roofs deal with snow load, ice damming and architecture that calls for tile, slate, ce…
See more →Oakley
Oakley sits in the Kamas Valley east of Park City. Mountain snow, long winters and the ice dams …
See more →Wasatch County
Find Out What Your Roof Actually Needs.
We will look at it, photograph what we find, and tell you straight whether you need a roof this year or in five. No charge either way.