Lindon's motto is "a little bit of country," and it still fits. Between Orem and Pleasant Grove, you'll find homes on acreage, horse property, barns and shops alongside family neighborhoods and newer homes on the bench. Beast Bros Roofing handles roofing Lindon property owners need, from shingle roof repair and replacement to metal roofs on outbuildings, plus hail damage repair and free inspections with photos.
Roofing Lindon Homes
Lindon's houses cover a wide range:
- Older homes and ramblers with low-slope roofs, older flashing and attics that may not vent well
- 1980s–2000s family homes on original or second roofs that are reaching the end of their life
- Larger bench homes toward the mountains, with steeper roofs, more snow and more exposure to east wind
For worn-out roofs, a roof replacement from Beast Bros includes a full tear-off, deck repair where needed, ice & water shield at the eaves and valleys, synthetic underlayment, new flashing and balanced ventilation. For isolated problems like cracked pipe boots, wind-lifted shingles or flashing leaks, our roof repair service fixes the source and documents it with photos.
Metal Roofs for Barns, Shops and Horse Property
A lot of Lindon properties have more than one roof: a barn, a hay cover, a detached shop, a garage. Exposed-fastener metal panels are a durable, cost-effective choice for outbuildings, and standing seam metal is a long-lasting option for the house itself.
A good metal roof install covers more than the panels:
- Solid purlins or decking, checked and repaired before new panels go on
- The right fasteners and washers so screws don't back out and leak
- Proper trim at ridges, eaves and gable ends to keep wind from getting under the panels
- Snow guards where sliding snow could land on doors, animals or equipment
Older metal roofs on barns and shops have their own repair needs. Over the years, rubber washers on exposed fasteners dry out and crack, screws back out as the panels expand and contract, and rust starts at cut edges and laps. Often the fix is re-screwing with new fasteners and sealing the laps rather than replacing every panel. If the panels themselves are rusted through, we'll tell you it's time for new metal. The walls often need the same attention, and our pole barn exteriors service covers re-siding, trim, wainscot and gutters on existing barns and shops.
Low-Slope Roofs, Porches and Lean-Tos
Country properties tend to collect roofs over time: a covered porch added to the house, a lean-to on the side of the barn, a carport, a patio cover. Many of those were built with very little pitch, and that's where we find some of the worst leaks in Lindon.
Shingles need enough slope to shed water. On a roof that's nearly flat, water sits, works under the shingle edges and eventually rots the deck. The same goes for metal panels installed below their minimum pitch, where water can back up at the laps.
The right fix depends on the structure:
- Porches and additions on the house: a low-slope section needs the right material, not shingles, and we'll tie it in properly to the wall and the main roof
- Lean-tos and carports: a metal panel rated for low slopes, with sealed laps and the right trim
- Tie-ins: new flashing wherever a low roof meets a wall or a steeper roof, since that joint is where most of these leaks start
If you have a low roof that's been patched again and again, it's probably the wrong material for the pitch. We'll show you what's happening and give you an option that fits.
Storms, Hail and Wind in Lindon
Summer thunderstorms bring hail to north Utah County, and bench homes catch east wind off the mountains. Wind damage often hides as broken seal strips and creased tabs that you can't see from the ground. After a storm, our free storm and hail damage inspection will show you what's there and what needs fixing.
We also serve neighboring Orem, Pleasant Grove and American Fork. Call (435) 529-8448 or contact us for a free roof inspection in Lindon.