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  • Roof replacement costs vary by project. At RHIVE Construction, we offer two pricing options:
    • Ballpark Estimate: A quick guideline for future planning.
    • Certified Quote: A detailed, transparent breakdown for those ready to replace their roof.

    Are you in early planning, or ready to compare options with a free, certified quote?

  • The cost to repair a roof leak depends on the size of the damaged area, roofing material, and underlying structural issues. At RHIVE Construction, our certified roofing experts provide transparent, itemized estimates so you know exactly where every dollar goes—materials, labor, and overhead included.

    For minor leaks or localized repairs, costs typically range between $350–$1,200, while larger or more complex roof leak repairs involving structural or decking damage can range from $1,500–$3,000+.
    Every RHIVE repair includes:
     

    • A free, certified inspection using aerial imaging and AI-assisted diagnostics.

    • Full documentation of the source of the leak and recommended solutions.

    • Repairs performed by manufacturer-certified technicians using premium materials that maintain your warranty.
       

    We back all our repair work with the same integrity as our full replacements—ensuring long-term leak protection and lasting value.

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    Missing or Blown-Off Shingles - Wind can tear shingles away, exposing the roof to water, wood rot, and interior damage.

    Creased or Lifted Shingles (Zippering) – Shingles bent by wind may crack or lose their seal—leaving the roof vulnerable to leaks.

    Granule Loss in Gutters

    – Granule loss exposes shingles to UV rays

    and speeds up roof failure.

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    Dark Spots or Stains – Discoloration or a shiny look shows missing granules, exposing fiberglass. The roof can’t properly shed water, leading to leaks.

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    If You Can See It, It’s Already Bad – By the time you see a stain, the damage above it has been happening for weeks—or months.

    Aging Flashing and Seals –Cracks and brittle rubber create hidden gaps around vents, chimneys, and edges—leading to leaks and costly damage before you notice a thing.

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    Dented Metal – Often the first and easiest signs to spot. Even small dents in metal show your roof took a hit—and your shingles might have too.

  • If you notice a roof leak, act quickly to prevent further damage. Even small leaks can lead to insulation issues, mold growth, and structural damage if left unchecked. Here’s what to do:

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    1. Contain the water:
      Place a bucket or container under the leak to minimize water damage to your ceiling and floors.

    2. Document the damage:
      Take photos or videos of the leak and any visible water stains. This will help with insurance claims and ensure accurate repair documentation.

    3. Emergency roof repair: Call RHIVE Construction for a certified inspection (Phone: +1 435-417-6637) :
      Our experts use aerial imaging and AI-powered diagnostics to locate the exact source of the leak — even in hard-to-see areas. We’ll provide a transparent, itemized repair estimate so you know exactly what needs to be fixed and why.

    4. Schedule your repair promptly:
      We use manufacturer-certified components and back every repair with our lifetime no-leak guarantee, ensuring your roof is watertight and your home protected long-term.
       

    Whether it’s a minor shingle issue or a major roof system failure, RHIVE Construction responds fast with expertise, integrity, and complete transparency.

  • Not always — but it’s important to find out fast. A small roof leak doesn’t automatically mean you need a full roof replacement, but it does signal that something within your roofing system needs attention. At RHIVE Construction, we start with a free certified roof inspection to determine whether the problem can be repaired or if underlying issues require a replacement.

    Here’s how we assess it:
     

    • If the damage is isolated:
      A simple roof repair may be all you need. We’ll fix the affected area using manufacturer-certified materials that preserve your existing warranty.
       

    • If the damage is widespread or recurring:
      Leaks caused by aged shingles, poor installation, or structural issues may indicate that the roof system has reached the end of its lifespan. In that case, a full replacement ensures long-term protection and value.
       

    Our goal is full transparency — we’ll show you photos, measurements, and cost breakdowns so you can make an informed decision. Whether it’s a minor fix or a full roof replacement, RHIVE’s AI-powered inspection process guarantees accuracy, honesty, and peace of mind.

  • Age plays a major role in whether a roof repair is worth it or if a full replacement is the smarter investment. Generally, if your roof is 15–20 years old or older, repairs may only offer a short-term fix—especially if you’ve experienced multiple leaks, curling shingles, or granule loss.

    At RHIVE Construction, we don’t guess — we inspect, measure, and verify using AI-assisted aerial imaging and on-site evaluations. Here’s our general guide:
     

    • Under 10 years old:
      Repairs are usually cost-effective. We’ll address localized damage while maintaining your manufacturer warranty.
       

    • 10–20 years old:
      Repairs can help, but if the roof shows widespread wear, it’s best to start planning for replacement soon.
       

    • 20+ years old:
      Repairs become less reliable, as materials naturally degrade and hidden damage spreads. A roof replacement often saves money long-term by preventing recurring leaks and energy loss.
       

    Every RHIVE inspection includes a transparent cost breakdown and expert recommendation tailored to your roof’s exact condition. Whether it’s a small patch or a new system, we ensure your investment delivers maximum protection and value — backed by our lifetime no-leak guarantee.

  • A roof’s lifespan depends on its material, installation quality, ventilation, and local weather conditions. At RHIVE Construction, we use manufacturer-certified materials and precision installation techniques to maximize longevity—backed by our lifetime no-leak guarantee for total peace of mind.

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    Here’s what you can expect from the most common roofing types:

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    Asphalt Shingle Roofs:
    Typically last 20–30 years when properly installed and maintained. Utah’s fluctuating temperatures can shorten that lifespan if ventilation or attic insulation is poor. RHIVE ensures every roof is optimized for airflow and long-term durability.

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    Metal Roofs:
    Known for exceptional longevity—lasting 40–70 years or more. Metal roofing resists wind, hail, and fire, making it a top choice for homeowners seeking energy efficiency and minimal maintenance.

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    Tile or Slate Roofs:
    Can last 50 years or longer, offering timeless aesthetics and excellent resistance to extreme weather when installed correctly.

    Our advanced inspection process and AI-powered measurement technology ensure that each roofing system is built for maximum lifespan, efficiency, and value.

  • The best roofing material depends on your budget, home style, and long-term goals. At RHIVE Construction, we help homeowners make informed decisions with transparent cost breakdowns, AI-powered inspections, and expert recommendations tailored to Utah’s climate and your property’s needs.
     

    Here’s a breakdown of today’s most popular roofing materials and their pros and cons:
     

    Asphalt Shingles
     

    Best for: Most residential homes seeking affordability and reliability.
    Pros:

    • Cost-effective and easy to install

    • Wide range of colors and styles

    • Good weather resistance
      Cons:

    • Lifespan of about 20–30 years

    • Can wear faster in extreme temperatures
       

    Metal Roofing
     

    Best for: Homeowners who want long-term durability and energy efficiency.
    Pros:

    • Lifespan of 40–70 years

    • Reflects sunlight, lowering cooling costs

    • Lightweight and fire-resistant
      Cons:

    • Higher upfront investment

    • May require sound insulation for rain or hail
       

    Tile Roofing (Clay or Concrete)
     

    Best for: Homes prioritizing longevity and distinctive curb appeal.
    Pros:

    • Can last 50+ years

    • Excellent resistance to UV rays and weathering

    • Adds resale value
      Cons:

    • Heavier—requires proper roof structure

    • Higher material and installation cost
       

    Wood Shake Roofing
     

    Best for: Classic or rustic home styles.
    Pros:

    • Natural, timeless look

    • Good insulation properties
      Cons:

    • Requires more maintenance

    • Vulnerable to fire and moisture if not properly treated
       

    Slate Roofing
     

    Best for: High-end homes seeking unmatched longevity and elegance.
    Pros:

    • Can last 75–100+ years

    • Exceptional durability and weather resistance
      Cons:

    • Very heavy and expensive

    • Requires skilled installation and a reinforced structure
       

    At RHIVE, our goal is clarity and confidence. We’ll assess your home’s structure, ventilation, and long-term needs, then recommend the most cost-effective, durable, and energy-efficient roofing material for your investment—backed by our lifetime no-leak guarantee.

  • Choosing the right roofing contractor can make all the difference in protecting your home and your investment. At RHIVE Construction, we believe finding a good roofer starts with transparency, certification, and proven trust—not just the lowest bid. Here’s how to find a roofing company that truly delivers quality and peace of mind:
     

    1. Verify Licensing, Insurance, and Certifications

    Always confirm your roofer is licensed, insured, and manufacturer-certified. This protects you from liability and ensures your installation meets strict warranty standards.
     

    RHIVE Construction is a GAF MasterElite Certified Contractor — a distinction earned by only 2% of roofing companies nationwide.
     

    2. Ask for a Transparent Estimate

    Reputable roofers provide itemized cost breakdowns for materials, labor, and overhead — not vague lump sums.

     

    RHIVE offers complete cost transparency so you know exactly where your money goes.
     

    3. Read Verified Reviews and See Real Projects

    Check Google, Yelp, and Facebook reviews for consistent, authentic feedback. Ask to see before-and-after photos or speak to past clients.

     

    RHIVE’s clients consistently highlight our communication, professionalism, and lifetime no-leak guarantee.
     

    4. Ask the Right Questions
     

    Before hiring a roofer, ask:

    • Are you certified by the manufacturer of the materials you install?

    • What warranties do you offer on labor and materials?

    • Will you pull permits and follow local building codes?

    • How will you protect my home and clean up after installation?
       

    If the answers aren’t clear and confident, keep looking.
     

    5. Look for Warranties That Actually Protect You
     

    Many contractors claim “lifetime warranties” that only cover materials, not installation. A good roofer provides both.

     

    RHIVE backs every project with a lifetime no-leak guarantee — if we installed it and it leaks, we fix it for free.

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