Financing — northern Utah

Roof financing: $0 down, 0% APR on approved credit.

A roof rarely fails on payday. Financing on approved credit means the repair happens when the roof needs it — not when the budget catches up.

Down to start

APR · on approved credit

1-DAY

Roof replacement

How it works

Three steps, no mystery.

1
Get the real number first
Free inspection, written estimate. Financing only makes sense once you know exactly what the roof costs.
2
Apply in minutes
A short application with our financing partner — your estimator walks you through it. Approval decisions come back fast.
3
Build now, pay over time
Approved credit means $0 down to start and 0% APR — the roof goes on now, on your schedule instead of the storm's.

On approved credit. Terms confirmed with your written estimate.

Questions about financing

What does "on approved credit" mean?: The $0 down and 0% APR offer depends on a short application with our financing partner being approved. Your estimator walks you through it, and approval decisions come back fast.
When do I find out the terms?: With your written estimate. You see the price of the roof and the financing terms together, before you agree to anything.
Do I have to use financing?: No. The inspection and the written estimate are free either way, and how you pay is up to you.
Can I finance my insurance deductible?: Yes. You can pay your deductible with our financing, and in some cases we can set up a payment plan with us directly. You still pay the full deductible; financing only spreads it out. Can a roofer pay my deductible in Utah?
How much does a new roof cost?: For a 2,000 sq ft roof, our 2026 installed prices run about $9,500–$15,500 for architectural asphalt shingles. 2026 prices by roof size and material
Is the estimate free?: Yes. The inspection and the written estimate are free, with no obligation.

Free inspection & estimate

Real numbers first — then financing is an easy conversation. A real person replies, no spam.

$0 Down · 0% APR Financing — on approved credit.

Tell us where the roof is — we'll take it from there.