Roofing Services Serving Farmington, UT

Based in Millcreek, we design, permit, and build accessory dwelling units for homeowners throughout Farmington, UT and the surrounding Utah area.

Why Farmington, UT Homeowners Choose Us

Roof replacement options matched to Millcreek's climate extremes — from cool-roof-rated architectural shingles to energy-efficient metal panels that reflect summer heat instead of absorbing it
Attic ventilation assessed and corrected during every replacement — because a properly vented attic works with your insulation, not against it, lowering cooling loads in summer and reducing ice-damming risk in winter
Insulation-ready installations that let your new roof and existing attic insulation function as a coordinated thermal system, not two separate jobs
Millcreek building permit handled and inspected to current IRC and Utah energy code standards — no shortcuts that void manufacturer warranties or cause problems at resale
Architectural shingles with 25-year minimum guarantees and metal roofing options rated for Millcreek's 115 MPH wind design and severe weathering classification — durability and energy savings in one decision

A building permit is required for all residential roof replacements in Millcreek — this is not optional and applies city-wide per the Millcreek Building Department's standing policy.
Millcreek currently operates under the 2021 International Residential Code (IRC) with Utah state amendments; the state is adopting 2024 I-Codes — confirm which edition applies to your project start date with the Building Department.
Millcreek's published climate and geographic design criteria include a design snow load of 28 psf (at or below 4,239 ft elevation), a 115 MPH wind speed in Exposure Category B, and a Severe weathering classification — all factors that affect material selection and installation requirements for your replacement roof.
Millcreek's city ordinance requires roofing materials to carry a minimum 25-year guarantee; architectural shingles or longer-lasting materials (metal, tile) are required — standard three-tab shingles do not meet this standard.
Permits are submitted online through Millcreek's iWorQ portal; inspections must be requested by 4:00 p.m. the prior business day and are conducted Monday–Thursday only. Permit rules and fees change — confirm current requirements directly with the Millcreek Building Department at 801-214-2749 or buildingservices@millcreekut.gov before your project begins.

Rules like these vary by lot and change often — the fastest way to know what applies to your property is to ask.