
Snow load, ice dams, and canyon winds make Utah roofing its own discipline. From downtown Salt Lake to the benches, Sandy, Draper, and up to Park City, our Utah crew installs systems engineered for the Wasatch Front.
That means proper ventilation for freeze-thaw cycles, ice-and-water protection at every eave, and materials rated for the snow year - installed by our own teams, backed by real warranties.
5 Star RatingWe've been blessed to get to know families across Texas and beyond since opening our doors. Check out some of the feedback from our customers about their experience with Trophy below.
Visit & Contact● Map of local jobs — a sample of roofs we’ve completed across the Salt Lake City area.
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Real StoriesAt Trophy Exteriors, we’re all about honesty, transparency, and delivering a top-notch customer experience. But don’t just take our word for it — hear from the families across Texas and beyond who’ve trusted us with their roofs.
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The Trophy FamilyWhen you work with a Trophy team member, you can expect to be greeted by a professional with a friendly smile. Our team takes pride in the work they do and wants you to understand exactly what’s going on with your roof, so you feel confident in every decision. Scroll down to meet the people behind the antlers.
Meet the Team
Why Salt Lake City Trusts Trophy
Founded and run by Reid & Grace Anderson — faith, family, and craftsmanship in every job.
Fully licensed, insured, and manufacturer-trained crews on every roof.
Homeowners across four states rate Trophy 5 stars on Google.
Storm damage documented thoroughly and restored right — from first inspection to final walkthrough.
Service Areas
Snow load, ice dams, and canyon winds make Utah roofing its own discipline. From downtown Salt Lake to the benches and Park City, we install systems built for the Wasatch Front’s freeze-thaw cycles.
Local Questions
Yes - ice dams are Utah's silent roof killer. We repair the damage and rebuild eaves with proper ice-and-water shield and ventilation so it doesn't return.
Most Wasatch Front replacements run $10,000-$30,000+ depending on size, pitch, and snow-load requirements.
Yes - from the Salt Lake valley up through Park City, including steep-pitch and metal systems built for heavy snow country.
Wind exposure and installation quality. Bench homes from Bountiful to Draper face canyon winds that exceed shingle ratings when seals have aged. Six-nail installation and hand-sealed windward edges are what keep bench roofs on - ask specifically for both when replacing.
Modern code-built roofs handle normal Wasatch Front snow years fine - trouble comes from drift loading against walls and from ice dams, not total depth. If you see new drywall cracks or doors sticking after heavy snow, get a structural look promptly.
Proper abandonment means removing the curb, sistering framing, decking the opening, and weaving in matching shingles - not dropping a cap over it. Half the mystery leaks we find in older Salt Lake and Millcreek homes trace to badly capped cooler openings.
Get a free, no-pressure roof inspection from the Trophy Exteriors team today.
Trophy Exteriors is part of the fabric of Salt Lake City. We roof homes for families near East High School, Highland High School and Skyline High School, and you'll see our crews around town during ski season in the Cottonwood Canyons, the Utah State Fair, and the Days of '47 celebration. Hiring a local roofer means hiring neighbors who know Salt Lake City — its neighborhoods, its weather, and how people here expect to be treated.