2026 Cost Guide

Roof Repair Cost in Davis County (2026)

A plain-language look at what common roof repairs typically run across Davis County, Utah — by repair type and by the factors that move the number.

These are typical ranges for planning only, not quotes. Prices vary by roof size, pitch, materials and contractor. Get a free estimate for your home.

Cost by repair type

Prices are shown as a typical range for a completed repair on an average home, including labor. What a pro finds up close sets the real number.

Minor shingle repair

$150 – $400Typical range

Replacing a handful of wind-creased or missing shingles in one spot, with matching material.

Pipe boot & vent flashing

$150 – $350Typical range

One of the most common leak sources on Davis County homes: replacing the cracked rubber boot or re-flashing the vent stack.

Chimney flashing repair

$200 – $600Typical range

Re-sealing or re-flashing the joint where the chimney meets the roof, often paired with new counter-flashing.

Valley repair

$300 – $750Typical range

Re-working a leaking valley where two roof planes meet, including shingles and valley lining.

Skylight flashing & reseal

$300 – $700Typical range

Re-flashing or resealing around a skylight. A badly failed unit may need replacement, which costs more.

Ice dam removal & treatment

$300 – $900Typical range

Professional steam removal of an ice dam, clearing the eaves, and treating the leak path behind it. Varies with dam size and roof height.

Emergency tarping

$150 – $500Typical range

Securing an opened roof section after storm damage while the permanent repair is scheduled.

Storm & wind damage repair

$200 – $700Typical range

Targeted repair of wind-lifted shingles, ridge caps, and flashing after a storm, sized to the affected area.

Partial re-roof (one slope or section)

$1,000 – $3,000Typical range

Re-roofing a single slope or section when the rest of the roof is sound, priced per square like a small replacement.

What moves the number up or down

Height, pitch, and access

A steep, two-story roof takes more safety setup and labor time than a single-story walkable one.

Hidden damage

Once a repair area is opened, wet decking or damaged underlayment underneath adds to the cost.

Material match

Discontinued shingles may call for the closest available match, or re-doing the whole visible slope.

Emergency vs. scheduled

Storm-response and ice work on short notice can carry a premium over a planned repair.

Repair or replace?

Most of the common repairs above land in the low hundreds to about a thousand dollars typical range. Only section re-roofs and multi-area storm repairs push into the thousands. That makes a repair the right first move whenever the shingles around the problem still have years of life left.

When leaks keep returning in new spots, shingles are brittle across the whole roof, or the roof is past its rated life, repairs stop paying for themselves. If that sounds like your roof, see our roof replacement cost guide for 2026 material and project pricing.

The only way to know the real number for your repair is an on-site inspection. Request a free estimate and we'll connect you with a vetted local pro who can provide one.