From your neighbors
156 reviews. Every one of them five stars.
“Our roof had enough damage that our insurance company said we were no longer insurable and dropped us. Robinhood showed us the laws, and helped us get the insurance to pay. They walked us through the claim process and helped us get a brand new roof. The crews were very professional and cleaned up after themselves really well. No stray nails for dogs or kids to find.”
“I am very happy with my new roof. I 100% recommend this company. They are very professional, meet their deadlines, and are also very kind people. Now I won't have to worry about the next winter.”
“Everything went smoothly. Robinhood handled everything with our insurance company. The end product is great. They completed the job in two days.”
“They had the most reasonable prices for our giant project and were very upfront about any other costs that came up, like replacing a large amount of the decking. They were very responsive when I had questions and knowledgeable about their product.”
“They made the process extremely easy from start to finish. They showed up when they said they would, kept the project on schedule, did a great job and thoroughly cleaned up after they were done.”
Approvals we've won
Storm damage, covered.
- $6.1M
- 373
- 152
- 77
Before the snow
Get the roof on while it's still sweater weather.
Valley snow can show up any week now. A storm-damaged roof that limps through fall usually doesn't make it through a Utah winter quietly.

Adjusters can't inspect under snow
Once the roof is buried, your insurance company can't see the damage. Claims that start in winter often sit until the thaw.
Shingles need warmth to seal
New shingles bond to each other with heat from the sun. Installed on a warm fall day, they seal tight before the first freeze.
Snow finds every weak spot
Lifted or missing shingles let melting snow and ice dams push water under the roof, into the decking and the ceiling below.
Storm claims have a clock
Most policies limit how long you have to report storm damage. A free inspection now tells you what you have before that window closes.
How we beat the first storm
This week
Free inspection
We get on the roof, photograph everything, and show you what we found. No cost, no pressure.
Right after
We file and meet the adjuster
If there's storm damage, we file the claim with you and meet your adjuster on the roof.
Approval
We push for the full scope
Anything the first estimate missed, we document and send back until it's covered.
Install day
New roof, usually in a day or two
Your cost is your deductible. The crew cleans up every nail before they leave.
If the snow beats us to your roof, nothing is lost. Your claim keeps moving all winter and you're at the front of the line for spring.