Roofing Contractor in Pleasant Grove, UT
Pleasant Grove sits below Mount Timpanogos and was one of the Utah County spots named in National Weather Service reports on September 18, 2026. The NWS logged nickel-size hail (0.88 in) about a mile south-southwest of the city around 7:00 AM, with water running over the road at 1300 West and State Street.
Those are preliminary reports, and we cannot tell you from the street whether your roof was hit. Bruised shingles are often invisible from the ground, so a free inspection is the way to know.
What roofs in Pleasant Grove deal with
- Hail exposure: Hail reported nearby in September means older shingles are worth a close look for bruising and granule loss.
- Bench homes: Homes against the foothills deal with gusts and snow slide, which can damage gutters and lower roof edges.
- Mix of ages: Established blocks and newer streets sit side by side, so we match recommendations to the roof, not the neighborhood.
Where we focus in Pleasant Grove
Hail Damage Roof Repair: We document hail hits with photos you keep either way.
Roof Insurance Claims: If damage is found, we can walk you through the claim steps and meet the adjuster.
Free Roof Inspection: Free inspections are the first step, with no pressure to sign anything.
Pleasant Grove roofing questions
Was Pleasant Grove hit by the September storm?
The NWS reported nickel-size hail near the city that morning. Reports are preliminary and hail is patchy, so only an inspection can say whether your roof has damage. See our storm page for the full source.
How long do I have to file a hail claim?
Deadlines vary by policy. Check your policy or ask your carrier soon, and have your roof documented in the meantime.
Roof questions in Pleasant Grove? Call or text (385) 384-4471 for a free inspection.