Looking for roofing in Moroni? Beast Bros Roofing handles roof repair, roof replacement and metal roofing for homes, farms and shops in Moroni and across the west side of Sanpete Valley. Moroni is farm country at about 5,500 feet, surrounded by open ground, so roofs here take cold winters, strong sun and wind with little shelter. We'll inspect your roof for free, photograph what we find, and tell you honestly whether it needs a repair, a replacement or nothing at all.
Roofing in turkey country
Moroni is the heart of Utah's turkey industry. The processing plant in town and the family farms that raise birds for it are a big part of the local economy, and that shapes the buildings here. Around Moroni you'll find long poultry barns, feed and equipment buildings, hay sheds, shops and machine storage, most of them roofed in exposed-fastener metal.
Those roofs are tough, but they aren't maintenance-free:
- Screws back out as panels expand and contract with every hot day and cold night
- Rubber washers dry-rot in the high-altitude sun and stop sealing
- Panel laps and ridge caps loosen in wind and start dripping
- Rust starts at cut edges, scratches and around fasteners on older panels
We re-screw with new washered fasteners, reseal laps, replace damaged panels and ridge caps, or re-roof the whole building when the panels are past saving. When the walls are rusting out at the base or panels are torn, our pole barn exteriors service re-sides the building and adds new trim or a wainscot. For very large poultry houses with specialized ventilation, we'll look at the job and tell you straight whether it's a fit for us. See our metal roofing page for panel and standing seam options.
Moroni homes and farmhouses
Moroni's housing is a mix of older brick and frame farmhouses, mid-century ramblers, manufactured homes on country lots and a handful of newer builds. The problems we find most often:
- Wind damage on shingles along ridges and rakes, since there are few trees or buildings to block the gusts
- Worn-out pipe boots and vent flashing cracked by years of sun
- Old farmhouse roofs with several layers of shingles over original plank decking
- Ice dams on older homes with little attic insulation
When a roof has multiple layers, we tear everything off to the deck. It's the only way to check for rot, add solid sheathing where needed and install ice & water shield correctly.
Plenty of Moroni homeowners also like the idea of putting standing seam metal on the house to match the shop or barn. It sheds snow, stands up to wind and lasts for decades, though it costs more up front than shingles. We'll lay out both options honestly, with the tradeoffs, so you can decide what makes sense for how long you plan to stay. If your farmhouse has a porch or kitchen addition with a low-slope roof, we'll check that tie-in closely too, since it's one of the most common leak points on older homes.
Free roof inspections in Moroni
If your roof is getting older, you've had a windstorm, or you're buying a property, a free roof inspection is the easiest place to start. We check shingles or panels, flashing, vents, gutters and the attic when needed, then send you a photo report with a plain-English explanation. No pressure, no scare tactics.
Gutters and drainage
Heavy spring melt and summer cloudbursts can overwhelm undersized gutters, dumping water against foundations and outbuilding walls. We install seamless gutters and downspouts sized for the roof, and replace rotted fascia while we're at it. On shops and barns, a simple gutter and downspout on the side facing your doors keeps water from sheeting off the roof and freezing into an ice rink right where you walk.
Serving Moroni and the west valley
We roof throughout Moroni and nearby Fountain Green, Wales and Chester, plus the farms in between. We also work across the valley in Mount Pleasant and Ephraim. Call (435) 529-8448 or request your free inspection.