Utah roofing contractor offers storm damage inspections after a September hailstorm, and Tropical Storm Rachel’s heavy rain and wind hit the Wasatch Front.
Midvale, UT (PRUnderground) October 26th, 2026
BigHorn Roofing, a Midvale, Utah-based roofing and exterior contractor, is encouraging local homeowners to inspect their roofs for damage following back-to-back severe weather events this fall. A September thunderstorm brought hail as large as ping-pong balls to parts of Davis and Utah counties, and the remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel followed weeks later with high winds, heavy rainfall, and localized flooding across northern Utah. BigHorn Roofing is offering storm damage inspections to help homeowners identify and address problems before winter weather settles into Utah.
After a storm, BigHorn Roofing’s roof inspections focus on identifying damage that may not be obvious, including cracked shingles, hail-related granule loss, damaged flashing, and gaps around roof penetrations. These vulnerabilities may not cause immediate problems but can become more consequential when a later storm brings prolonged rainfall and strong winds. As a GAF Master Elite® contractor, a distinction held by only a small percentage of roofing contractors nationwide, BigHorn Roofing helps homeowners assess the condition of their roofs and determine what repairs may be needed after severe weather.
“The two storms created different challenges for Utah homeowners,” said Bryce Rose, President of BigHorn Roofing. “September’s hail may have damaged your shingles and weakened other parts of the roof, even though you didn’t see a leak. When Rachel hit, the heavy rain and strong winds weeks later revealed some of those vulnerable areas. Others may still not be noticeable. An inspection can help you determine whether your roof sustained damage from either storm, and we can address those issues before they lead to more serious leaks.”
As cleanup continues across the Wasatch Front, BigHorn Roofing is urging homeowners not to wait until the next storm to find out whether their roof was compromised by these storms. Missing or cracked shingles, granules collecting in gutters and downspouts, dented flashing or vents, and new water stains on ceilings or walls are all signs that storm damage may already be letting water in.
“Hail damage can be difficult to spot from the ground,” stated Rose. “And many insurance policies have deadlines for reporting damage and filing claims. Getting your roof inspected early can help you understand what happened and give you more time to work through the claims process and schedule roof repairs.”
BigHorn Roofing has completed more than 4,000 roofing projects across Utah and holds more than 500 five-star customer reviews, a track record built in part on helping homeowners navigate post-storm repairs and insurance claims.
To schedule a storm damage inspection with BigHorn Roofing or learn more about financing options, call 801-305-4851 or visit GoBigHorn.com.
