Apex Contracting delivers roofing across Salt Lake City and the surrounding market out of our Salt Lake City office. Occupied multifamily, HOA, hospitality, commercial and industrial property — priced off a walk rather than a photo set, built around residents who never leave, and carried on one contract with one warranty at the end of it.

Estimating, project management and superintendents for this market all sit in Salt Lake City. A site walk is a drive, which is why a same-week walk is realistic here and a bid does not wait on somebody flying in.

Scope

What we carry on a commercial roofing scope here

The line items on a typical Salt Lake City, UT scope. Every one of them is priced, not assumed.

Tear-off, deck repair and tapered insulation
TPO, PVC and modified bitumen
Architectural shingle and standing seam
Gutters, leaders and storm drainage
Roof restoration and coating systems
Manufacturer warranty registration

Drone inspection of a finished membrane roof

Local conditions

What Salt Lake City does to this work

Freeze-thaw cycling on the Wasatch Front is what opens sealant joints and spalls concrete, so envelope scopes here get detailed for movement rather than for appearance.
Inversion season limits exterior coating windows from December through February; we schedule around it rather than pushing a cure into it.
A lot of the stock is 2000s garden-style that is hitting its first full envelope cycle at once.

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Apex work near Salt Lake City

Projects we have delivered in this market.

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Utah office

Salt Lake City, UT
Regional HQ

10421 S Jordan Pkwy, Suite 600
South Jordan, UT 84095

Serving Salt Lake City and the surrounding market. Crews, superintendents and trade partners based in market, so a walk is a drive rather than a flight.

Phone
(866) 404-4603

Email
info@apexcontracting.com

Hours
Mon–Fri, 7am–5pm local · 24/7 emergency response

Salt Lake City
South Jordan
Ogden
West Haven
Heber City
Lehi

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40.5565,-111.8993

Apex Contracting — Salt Lake City, UT

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FAQ

Salt Lake City roofing questions

How much does commercial roof replacement cost in Salt Lake City?
Commercial roof replacement cost in Salt Lake City starts with the roof area and is then set by the roofing system and warranty, tear-off versus recover, deck condition, the insulation the energy code requires, drainage corrections, rooftop equipment and access. Snow, ice dams and freeze-thaw also shapes the specification here. Apex prices each roof after a walk, with unit prices for hidden deck damage so you can see where the number comes from.

How does Salt Lake City’s climate affect commercial roofing?
Freeze-thaw cycling on the Wasatch Front is what opens sealant joints and spalls concrete, so envelope scopes here get detailed for movement rather than for appearance.

Can you replace a roof on an occupied building in Salt Lake City?
Yes. Roofs are replaced in daily sections, and each section is torn off, insulated and made watertight before the crew leaves. Tenant and resident notices, entrance protection, crane days and work hours are planned with the property team, so the building stays open throughout.

Who performs commercial roofing in Salt Lake City?
Apex self-performs roofing with its own crews, installed to the manufacturer’s specification so the warranty can be registered. Our Salt Lake City office runs this work, with superintendents and trade partners based in market, so a site walk is a drive rather than a flight.

How fast can we get a roofing bid in Salt Lake City?
After the site walk, a conforming roofing bid and its RFI log of estimating assumptions typically come back in five to ten business days for a standard scope. Larger or multi-building programs take longer, and we give you the date up front. Every line is priced, so the bid levels directly against other contractors.

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