Roofing Services
The roof that
protects your
stucco forever.
Every stucco failure starts at the roofline. Step flashing, kickout flashing, counter flashing at chimneys — these are the points where most Utah stucco homes leak. Dallas is the only contractor in Utah who does both roofing and stucco. He integrates them correctly because he understands both systems from the inside out.
40+
Years roof integration
GAF
CertainTeed · TAMKO
1yr
Workmanship warranty
0
Subcontractors
📞 (801) 518-5030 — Dallas Direct
Utah Lic. #14405471-5501 · Licensed · Bonded · Insured
Why the Roofline Is the Most Important Part
The roof is the number one cause of stucco failure in Utah. Missing kickout flashing at roof-to-wall junctions. Step flashing not integrated with the stucco moisture barrier. Counter flashing at chimneys that was never embedded correctly. Dallas inspects every roofline before touching the stucco — and fixes what he finds.
Why a Stucco Master Should Do Your Roof
Two systems.
One contractor.
A roofer who doesn't understand stucco will install step flashing that isn't integrated with the moisture barrier. A stucco contractor who doesn't understand roofing will apply stucco over failed flashing. Dallas is the only contractor in Utah who has mastered both — and warranties the complete roof-to-wall transition.
- ◆Step flashing integrated with stucco moisture barrier — not just nailed to the sheathing and covered with stucco
- ◆Kickout flashing at every roof-wall junction — the most commonly missed detail on Utah homes
- ◆Chimney counter flashing embedded in stucco — not just caulked to the surface
- ◆Valley flashing coordinated with wall systems — water directed away from the wall at every intersection
- ◆One warranty covers both systems — when Dallas does the roof and stucco together the entire envelope is under one workmanship warranty
Step Flashing Detail
Correct Step Flashing Integration
Step flashing embedded behind the stucco moisture barrier — not just surface applied. This is the detail that keeps water out of Utah stucco walls at every roof junction.
Shingle Brands and Colors
The right shingle
for every Utah home.
Dallas carries GAF, CertainTeed, TAMKO, and Owens Corning — the four most trusted shingle brands in Utah. Every brand offers architectural shingles engineered for Utah's climate zone with Class 4 impact resistance available on most lines.
GAF
CertainTeed
TAMKO
Owens Corning
GAF is America's largest roofing manufacturer and the most installed shingle brand in Utah. Timberline HDZ is the industry standard architectural shingle — Class A fire rated, algae resistant, StainGuard Plus technology. Available with Lifetime warranty on certified installations.
Lifetime Limited Warranty · Class A Fire · Class 4 Impact Available
Charcoal
Timberline HDZ
Weathered Wood
Timberline HDZ
Barkwood
Timberline HDZ
Shakewood
Timberline HDZ
Amber
Timberline HDZ
Slate
Timberline HDZ
Hickory
Timberline HDZ
Oyster Gray
Timberline HDZ
CertainTeed Landmark PRO is the premium architectural shingle favored by Utah homeowners who want thicker coverage and a more dimensional shadow line. SureStart PLUS warranty. Algae-resistant StreakFighter technology. Popular on higher-end Cottonwood Heights and Park City homes.
SureStart PLUS Warranty · Class A Fire · StreakFighter Algae Resistant
Moire Black
Landmark PRO
Heather Blend
Landmark PRO
Autumn Blend
Landmark PRO
Driftwood
Landmark PRO
Georgetown Gray
Landmark PRO
Weathered Wood
Landmark PRO
Colonial Slate
Landmark PRO
Resawn Shake
Landmark PRO
TAMKO Heritage is a strong value-focused architectural shingle with excellent performance in Utah's climate. Family owned American manufacturer since 1944. Wind resistance up to 130mph. Good choice for budget-conscious roof replacements without sacrificing quality or warranty coverage.
Limited Lifetime Warranty · 130mph Wind Resistance · Class A Fire
Charcoal Gray
Heritage
Weathered Wood
Heritage
Rustic Redwood
Heritage
Weathered Gray
Heritage
Natural Timber
Heritage
Frontier Brown
Heritage
Pewter Gray
Heritage
Brown
Heritage
Owens Corning Duration is one of the most popular architectural shingles in Utah — SureNail Technology provides superior wind resistance in high-wind zones. TruDefinition color blend technology creates a more realistic dimensional appearance. Available in Duration Storm with Class 4 impact resistance for Utah hail.
Limited Lifetime Warranty · SureNail Technology · Class 4 Impact Available
Onyx Black
Duration
Charcoal
Duration
Teak
Duration
Driftwood
Duration
Estate Gray
Duration
Autumn Brown
Duration
Desert Tan
Duration
Harbor Blue
Duration
The Roofing Process
Every flashing point.
Every transition.
Dallas approaches every roofing project the same way he approaches stucco — forensically. He inspects the entire roof and all wall transitions before recommending a scope. He shows you everything he finds before touching anything.
The Three Flashing Points Dallas Never Skips
1. Kickout flashing — at every point where a roof slope ends at a wall. Diverts water away from the wall. Missing on most Utah homes built before 2010.
2. Step flashing — individual pieces of flashing at every course of shingles along a wall. Must be integrated with the stucco moisture barrier — not just surface applied.
3. Counter flashing at chimneys — embedded into the stucco or mortar — not just caulked to the surface. Caulk fails. Embedded counter flashing lasts decades.
2. Step flashing — individual pieces of flashing at every course of shingles along a wall. Must be integrated with the stucco moisture barrier — not just surface applied.
3. Counter flashing at chimneys — embedded into the stucco or mortar — not just caulked to the surface. Caulk fails. Embedded counter flashing lasts decades.
1
Full roof and transition inspection
Dallas inspects the entire roof surface, all wall transitions, chimney flashing, valley flashing, and all penetrations. Documents everything with photographs before starting.
2
Remove old roofing and inspect decking
Tear off existing shingles. Inspect roof decking for rot, delamination, or damage. Replace any damaged decking before new roofing goes on.
3
Install ice and water barrier
Self-adhesive ice and water barrier at all eaves, valleys, and penetrations. Critical for Utah's freeze-thaw climate. Ice dams cannot penetrate a correctly installed ice barrier.
4
Install all flashing first
Drip edge, step flashing, kickout flashing, valley flashing, and chimney counter flashing all installed before a single shingle goes on. Flashing is not an afterthought.
5
Install underlayment and shingles
Synthetic underlayment over the entire deck. Architectural shingles installed per manufacturer specification — correct nail placement, correct exposure, correct starter strip.
6
Integrate with stucco system
All wall-to-roof transitions integrated with the existing stucco moisture barrier. This is the step most roofers skip entirely. Dallas does it correctly every time.
Recent Roofing Projects
Real Utah roofs.
Real results.
Every project below includes correct stucco-to-roofline integration — the detail that protects your home for decades.
Full Roof Replacement
GAF Timberline HDZ Charcoal. Complete tear-off, new decking in two areas, all flashing replaced. Step flashing integrated with stucco moisture barrier.
📍 Sandy, UT
Kickout Flashing Installation
Missing kickout flashing was causing water to run behind stucco at the roof-wall junction. New kickout plus step flashing re-integration. Water damage repaired.
📍 Cottonwood Heights, UT
Chimney Counter Flashing
Old caulked-on counter flashing replaced with correctly embedded counter flashing. Stucco re-integrated around chimney base. Leak eliminated permanently.
📍 Park City, UT
Frequently Asked Questions
Roofing
answered.
The questions Utah homeowners ask before replacing a roof on a stucco home.
Related Services
How much does a roof replacement cost in Utah?
A typical asphalt shingle roof replacement on a Utah home runs $8,000 to $18,000 depending on square footage, pitch, complexity, and shingle line chosen. Stucco homes add cost for correct flashing integration at all wall transitions. Dallas provides a written itemized estimate after inspection — call (801) 518-5030.
Why should my roofer understand stucco?
The most common cause of water damage behind Utah stucco is failed roofing transitions — missing kickout flashing, incorrectly installed step flashing, and chimney counter flashing that was never properly integrated. A roofer who doesn't understand the stucco moisture barrier system will install flashing that looks correct but doesn't protect the wall. Dallas is a 40-year stucco master who does roofing. He integrates both systems correctly.
Which shingle brand is best for Utah?
All four brands Dallas carries — GAF, CertainTeed, TAMKO, and Owens Corning — perform well in Utah's climate when correctly installed. GAF Timberline HDZ is the most installed shingle in Utah and a reliable choice at every price point. CertainTeed Landmark PRO is popular on higher-end homes for its dimensional appearance. Owens Corning Duration Storm offers Class 4 impact resistance for hail-prone areas. Dallas recommends based on your specific home, budget, and location.
How long does a roof replacement take?
A typical single family home roof replacement takes 1 to 3 days for the roofing work. Stucco integration at wall transitions may add 1 to 2 days depending on scope. Total project typically 2 to 5 days. Dallas provides a detailed schedule with every written estimate.
What warranty comes with a new roof?
Two warranties apply. The shingle manufacturer warranty — GAF Lifetime, CertainTeed SureStart PLUS, TAMKO Limited Lifetime, or Owens Corning Limited Lifetime depending on brand chosen. Plus Dallas's 1-year workmanship warranty on all installation work including flashing integration. Both provided in writing before work starts.
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The roof that
protects
everything below.
Full inspection. All flashing points. Stucco integration. Dallas on every job personally.
GAF
CertainTeed · TAMKO
All
Flashing points
1yr
Workmanship
0
Subcontractors