Summit County Roofing

Roofing Services in Summit County, Utah

Summit County isn’t your average roofing job — and we wouldn’t have it any other way. Between Park City’s luxury homes, the Snyderville Basin neighborhoods, and the commercial properties along Kimball Junction, the roofs up here take a beating that most roofers down in the valley just don’t understand.

We’re talking 300-plus inches of snow some years. Ice dams that can rip gutters clean off. Steep-pitch roofs that need crews who know what they’re doing at altitude. And a construction season that’s shorter than anywhere else in the state. Cardinal Roofing has the mountain experience to handle all of it.

Whether you’ve got a ski-in/ski-out property that needs new shingles or a condo complex in Jeremy Ranch with ice damage, we’ll get it done right — and we’ll work around the weather to make sure it holds up through the next winter.

Summit County sits at elevations from 6,000 feet at the valley floor to well over 7,000 feet in the Deer Valley and Empire Pass areas. That altitude means extreme UV degradation on roofing materials, massive temperature swings between day and night, and snow loads that can exceed 60 pounds per square foot after a big storm cycle. Builders who work exclusively in the valley often underestimate these conditions — we don’t.

The communities in Summit County each have their own character. Silver Summit and Pinebrook are established neighborhoods where many homes are hitting the 25-to-30-year mark and need re-roofing. The Canyons Village area sees heavy commercial and condo work. Coalville and the eastern part of the county have ranch properties with long, low rooflines that catch wind and snow differently than the steep-pitch mountain homes closer to Park City. We’ve worked on all of it and we know the building codes specific to Summit County’s mountain overlay zones.

Communities We Serve in Summit County