With extensive roofing experience, Aaron Galloway leads Mountain Vista Roof Systems in serving homeowners across Northern Nevada.
Aaron founded the company after recognizing how strongly people wanted to feel safe and secure in their homes. What began with roof replacements has grown to include repairs, gutter systems, and skylight/sun tunnel installations, all under one roof.
A proud Nevada native, Aaron is dedicated to providing his neighbors with exceptional service, whether it’s a major replacement or a minor repair.
Over the years, Aaron has honed his skills under the guidance of industry leaders before opening Mountain Vista Roof Systems LLC. His focus has always been on delivering reliable, honest, and timely service, which his customers frequently highlight in their reviews.
Serving Northwest Nevada, Aaron makes it a priority to use materials suited to the region’s climate, protecting homes from sun, wind, and snow. After extensive research into roofing products, he partnered with Malarkey and became a Malarkey Premium Installer to offer homeowners the best options available today.
Confident in the abilities of his experienced team, Aaron believes that every roof entrusted to Mountain Vista Roof Systems is in the safest possible hands.
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Between estimates packed with unfamiliar lingo and fast-talking contractors, it’s easy to feel out of your depth. But we have some good news: learning a few key roofing terms can go a long way in helping you ask better questions, spot red flags, and avoid expensive mistakes.
Most homeowners create a checklist to get their homes ready for the summer. However, cleaning gutters rarely makes the cut. We get it—gutters aren’t glamorous, and they’re not something you think about often. But they work hard to keep rainwater from wreaking havoc on your home.
Your roof protects your home from harsh weather, extreme temperatures, and pesky critters. Years of harsh sun and intense storms can weaken its structural integrity. The more you disregard the subtle signs of wear and tear, the worse they get.
Reno roofs take a beating long before winter arrives. High-desert sun pounds roofing surfaces day after day, drying materials out, fading finishes, and accelerating wear.
Your roof does more than keep the rain out—it's a big part of your home's personality, strength, and value. So, when it's time to get a new one, one of the most important decisions you'll make is picking the right type of roof shingles.
A heavy storm often damages your roof. Since homes have different roofing materials, understanding how each responds to high winds, hail, and water can help you identify potential issues and know when to act. After an extreme weather event.
