We strive to provide homes with high quality protection from the elements and to save homeowners money by providing solar energy solutions.
Mountain Vista Roof Systems follows a rigorous quality assurance process to make sure every project – big or small – is completed to perfection.
Our representatives respond to all questions and inquiries within 48 hours or less – usually within one business day.
No homeowner should worry about the integrity of their roof. When Nevada residents choose us for their roofing project, the least we can do is make zero compromises in our craftsmanship.
Rooftop work is weather-dependent and sometimes has unforeseen delays, but we strive to provide accurate install dates and work hard to complete all projects on time. If there are delays, we communicate that immediately and work with you to find the best solution.
We didn’t start Mountain Vista Roof Systems to sell projects that homeowners don’t need. We take the time to understand every client’s roofing requirements on a personal level – and find the solution that works best for them, not us.
Mountain Vista Roof Systems was launched in 2022 with two ideas in mind.
These ideas are the foundation of everything we do - and enable us to provide the very best roofing support to residents.
Bridge the gap between the roofing and solar energy industries with a team that was trained/licensed to do both. This allows Nevada homeowners to have their rooftop solar systems installed and warrantied by trained roofers.We are a reliable company. We are proud of what we do!
The second idea was to solely on serving the residential community - rather than trying to cater to large commercial projects - so we can provide homeowners with quicker and more attentive service.
Mountain Vista Roof Systems is fiercely dedicated to doing what’s best for our community and the people within it. The mindset extends beyond Reno to Sparks, Carson City, Fernley, Dayton, Minden, Fallon, and Virginia City.
We understand that Nevada’s unique climate creates many challenges for residential buildings – and we’ve spent years building state-specific roofing solutions that stand the test of time.
A sudden leak during a storm or dripping water from a ceiling late at night requires quick decisions. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency warns that mold can begin growing within 24 to 48 hours after water exposure.
A roof leak does not need to look dramatic to be dangerous. Yet many homeowners hesitate because they ask, “Is a leaking roof an emergency, or something that can wait?” That hesitation is where damage accelerates.
High winds cause more roof damage than many homeowners realize. In 2024, U.S. roof repair and replacement claims climbed to nearly $31 billion, driven largely by wind and hail losses, according to data reported by Carrier Management.
