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Short answer: The NewRoof Guys repair roof leaks in Clearfield from our shop right here in Clearfield, and we serve Layton and the rest of Davis County. If your roof is leaking now, stay off the roof, catch the water inside, take photos, and request an inspection so a licensed roofer can find the source.
What to do right now (safely, from inside)
- Catch the water: set buckets or towels under drips.
- Protect belongings: move furniture, electronics and boxes away from wet areas.
- Take photos: document stains, drips and wet spots inside, and any damage you can see from the ground.
- Stay off the roof and ladders: leave roof access to a trained crew.
- Request an inspection: email [email protected] or book an appointment.
The Utah Insurance Department advises homeowners to photograph damage, make the repairs needed to prevent further damage (it names covering leaking roofs), save receipts, and hold off on permanent repairs until the insurer has inspected and you’ve agreed on repair costs.
Common sources of roof leaks
- Worn or cracked pipe boots and seals around vents
- Damaged or loose flashing at chimneys, walls and skylights
- Missing, cracked or lifted shingles after wind
- Valleys and roof edges where water collects
Restore, repair or replace
- Restore: GoNano restoration can be an option for shingles that are aging but still sound. The NewRoof Guys is an authorized GoNano installer in Utah. Restoration isn’t right for every roof, and it doesn’t fix an active leak by itself; an inspection decides if your roof qualifies. See roof restoration.
- Repair: fixes the specific problem, like a pipe boot, flashing or missing shingles. Learn more on our roof repair page.
- Replace: the right call when shingles or decking are past saving. See roof replacement and what a new roof costs in Davis County.
GoNano is a trademark of its owner.
Storm and hail-damaged roof repair in Layton
After wind or hail in Layton, look for signs from the ground or inside: shingle pieces in the yard, dents on gutters or downspouts, granules collecting at downspout outlets, or new ceiling stains. Don’t climb up to check. Our crew does the roof inspection and documents what we find.
To confirm a storm hit your area on a given date, you can check storm reports from the NOAA Storm Prediction Center and the National Weather Service Salt Lake City office. Interpretation: a storm report for your area is helpful context, but only an inspection shows whether your roof was damaged.
Insurance coverage depends on your policy and your insurer’s decision; we can’t promise a claim outcome. Read Is a roof leak covered by insurance in Utah? and roof restoration and hail insurance in Utah. More on storm damage and our hail inspection guide for Layton and Kaysville.
Is your roofer licensed?
The NewRoof Guys holds Utah contractor license #14225732-5501. You can confirm any roofer on the Utah DOPL license lookup.
Areas we serve
Based in Clearfield, we serve Clearfield, Layton and the rest of Davis County.
Get your leak inspected
Email [email protected] or request an appointment.
Sources
- Utah Insurance Department, “Home Claims Information”: https://insurance.utah.gov/consumers/home-insurance/home-claims-info/ (opened 11/4/2026)
- NOAA Storm Prediction Center, Storm Reports: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/ (opened 11/4/2026)
- National Weather Service Salt Lake City: https://www.weather.gov/slc/ (opened 11/4/2026)
- Utah DOPL license lookup: https://secure.utah.gov/llv/search/index.html
Frequently asked questions
Who repairs roof leaks near Clearfield, Utah?
The NewRoof Guys, based in Clearfield. Email [email protected] or book an inspection online.
What should I do while my roof is leaking?
Catch water with buckets, move belongings, take photos from inside or the ground, and stay off the roof. Then request an inspection.
Do you repair storm and hail-damaged roofs in Layton?
Yes. We inspect Layton roofs after wind or hail, document damage, and recommend repair, restoration or replacement based on what we find.
Will insurance pay for my roof leak?
It depends on your policy and your insurer. We can’t guarantee a claim outcome, but we can document roof damage for you.
Can GoNano restoration fix a leak?
No, not by itself. Leaks need a repair at the source. GoNano restoration may be an option afterward for aging but sound shingles; it isn’t right for every roof.