The Roof Doctor specializes in residential roofing, no matter what the materials, conditions or dreams of the homeowners.
From shingles to copper and everything in between, knowing you have a quality roof over your head is key to having your own home, sweet home.
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Most homeowners know that replacing a roof is one of the most expensive home maintenance costs they may ever face. However, it’s a reality for the vast majority of homeowners at some point. Most roofs have a lifespan of about 20 years, but that’s assuming no major storms and providing regular maintenance and repairs.
The reality? Many homeowners only have a few good years left in their roof.
The cost of a new roof can even surpass the cost of a new car. Don’t worry. The Roof Doctor is here to save the day, dedicated to combining only the best materials with the best installation, all at a cost that works with your budget. Plus, The Roof Doctor works quickly and efficiently.
Whether you need fast repairs after a hail storm or it’s finally time to replace your roof and you want to consider the options, depend on The Roof Doctor to be your ally.

If you have it removed quickly, algae should not do any damage. Algae tends to grow on roofs that are heavily shaded and remain wet for longer periods of time, promoting rot. If algae has caused your roof to decay, call us for quality roofing services.

The easiest residential roofing replacement jobs take about a day. Many others take two days, but if the weather turns bad in the Salt Lake City area for any length of time, the roof installation job could take a week or more to finish.

While asphalt is the most popular choice for a new roof due to its low cost and durability, at our roofing company we also offer shakes, tile and metal roofing. All these options generally last longer than asphalt, are considered more attractive and come with a slightly higher price tag.

Icicles are an indication your roof may have ice dams. Ice dams form when warm air in the attic causes the snow on the roof to become soft and slide down toward the gutters. It then refreezes in the gutters, preventing them from doing their job of carrying water and melting snow away from your home.