Each project shows what the inspection found, what we did about it, what went on the roof, and how long it took.
A full Tuff Rib metal install in McCall with a custom-designed snow clip retention system: rows of clips that hold the snowpack so it melts off gradually instead of avalanching over the eaves. Built for real mountain winters.
A commercial flat roof in downtown McCall: rotted fascia cut out and rebuilt with new lumber, custom-bent fascia metal, and a clean white TPO membrane over the whole deck.
A full standing seam metal system on a new custom build: high-temp synthetic underlayment under every panel, crisp seam lines, and a roof finished before the siding went on.
Steep pitches, dormers and chimneys on a full shake roof. A craft most crews will not touch, documented from the air and from the roof itself.
Wood shake does not install like asphalt. Every course is hand-placed, ventilation matters twice as much, and a bad shake job announces itself within two winters. This roof got the same treatment every Tru Armor roof gets: documented, photographed, and walked by an owner.
Multiple intersecting planes, deep valleys, dormers and a chimney. A roof like this is where installation quality actually shows, every intersection is somewhere water can find a way in, and every one of them has to be built right.
Count the vents, stacks and mechanical curbs on this roof. Every one is a potential leak point, and every one gets flashed and boot-sealed individually. This is the work you cannot see from the ground, and it is what keeps the roof dry years later.
The look and shadow line of natural slate without the structural weight, and it carries a Class A fire rating, worth knowing if you are building anywhere near the foothills. Not every roofer installs this. We do.
Steeper pitch and a two-story fall exposure change how a crew has to work, not how carefully the flashing gets done. Same standard, more rope.
Tarps down, debris contained, underlayment going on the same day the old roof comes off so the house is never left open overnight. A magnet sweep closes out every day.
This is the level most homeowners never get to look at: straight courses, a clean ridge line, and flashing worked properly around the chimney instead of caulked and hoped for.
Photographs are the whole point of how we work. On your own roof you will get the same thing every project here gets:
The unexpected findings matter most. When we open a roof and discover damaged decking nobody could have known about, you see the photograph and approve the cost before a single board is replaced. No line item appears on your invoice that you did not see a picture of first.
Start with a free inspection. Photos, written assessment, and a straight answer on what it needs.
Tell us the basics and a local Tru Armor roofer calls you back to confirm a time that works.
Call or text 208-550-9387. If it is an active leak, call - leak calls jump to the front of the line.
Call 208-550-9387