Need roofing in Mount Pleasant? Beast Bros Roofing handles roof repair, roof replacement, metal roofing and pole barn exteriors across Mount Pleasant and the north end of Sanpete Valley. At close to 5,900 feet, Mount Pleasant runs colder than most of the Wasatch Front, snow sticks around longer, and the wind that comes across the fields finds every loose shingle. Whether it's a Victorian brick home, a 1970s rambler or a steel shop on a few acres outside town, we'll inspect it for free and give you a straight answer.
Farms, shops and outbuildings on the north end
Mount Pleasant is the trading town for the north end of the valley, and the land around it is still farm and ranch country. Drive out any road from town and you'll pass hay barns, calving sheds, equipment buildings, horse barns and big steel shops, most of them wrapped in exposed-fastener metal. Those buildings take the same wind and snow as the house, with a lot less attention:
- Screws that back out and washers that dry-rot, letting water drip at every fastener
- Panel laps and ridge caps that loosen in wind and leak onto hay or equipment
- Wall panels rusted through along the bottom where snow piles against them all winter
- Missing or bent trim at corners, doors and eaves that lets wind get behind the metal
We re-screw with new washered fasteners, reseal laps, swap out damaged panels, or re-roof and re-side the whole building when the metal is too far gone. A wainscot along the base of the walls is a simple way to deal with that rusted-out bottom edge. Our pole barn exteriors page covers what we do on existing barns, shops and ag buildings.
Roof repair in Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant's older neighborhoods are full of late-1800s and early-1900s brick homes, many with steep roofs, dormers and brick chimneys. Add a century of porches, additions and reroofs, and you get plenty of places for water to sneak in. The repairs we make most often here:
- Chimney and wall flashing on brick homes, where mortar has weathered and the old flashing has lifted
- Wind-damaged shingles along ridges and rakes after storms roll across the valley
- Cracked pipe boots baked by high-altitude sun
- Valley leaks where two roof planes meet and snow piles deepest
We find the true source, fix it properly, and send you photos of the work. On a lot of older Mount Pleasant homes, the chimney is no longer used for anything. If that's the case, removing it below the roofline and decking over the hole eliminates one of the most common leak points for good. We'll give you that option when it makes sense.
Ice dams and heavy snow
Mount Pleasant's elevation means long stretches below freezing with bright sun in between. That's prime ice dam weather. Heat escaping into the attic melts the snow on the upper roof, the meltwater refreezes at the eaves, and water backs up under the shingles and into walls. Older homes with little attic insulation are especially prone to it.
If ice is already backing up, resist the urge to chip at it with a hammer; that breaks shingles and often causes a bigger leak than the dam itself. Once water has gotten in, we'll trace it and repair the damaged shingles, decking and flashing. The permanent fix is roofing work: ice & water shield run up from the eaves and through the valleys, balanced intake and exhaust ventilation, and tight flashing where the roof meets brick walls and chimneys. If your roof is near the end of its life, we build all of that into the replacement.
Roof replacement in Mount Pleasant
When a roof is worn out, we tear off to the deck, replace damaged boards and add solid sheathing over old plank decking, then install ice & water shield, synthetic underlayment, new flashing and balanced ventilation. For homeowners who want a roof that sheds snow and lasts for decades, standing seam metal is a strong option at this elevation. If you'd rather stay with shingles, an impact-resistant architectural shingle holds up better to wind and hail than a basic three-tab. Either way, we'll talk through how long you plan to stay in the home, how the roof is shaped, and what fits your budget, then put it all in a written estimate.
Serving Mount Pleasant and the north valley
We work throughout Mount Pleasant and on the farms and newer homes around it. Nearby, we roof in Fairview to the north and historic Spring City to the south, plus Wales, Moroni and Fountain Green to the west. Schedule your free inspection or call (435) 529-8448.