Residential roofing across the Treasure Valley

What residential work covers

Everything from a single cracked pipe boot to a full tear-off and re-roof on a complicated custom home. What does not change is the process: someone gets on the roof, documents what is there, and you see the evidence before you make a decision.

Homes we work on across the valley

Treasure Valley housing stock is genuinely varied and that changes the job. A 1940s North End Boise home with original decking, three roof planes and a chimney is a different animal from a 2006 Meridian subdivision house with a simple gable and builder-grade three-tab shingles. A custom Eagle home with a complex roof line, tile or cedar, and multiple dormers is different again. A McCall cabin designed for four feet of snow is different from all of them.

Twenty-five years in this market means we have worked all of them, which matters most when something unexpected turns up under the old roofing.

Buying or selling a home

A roof will kill a deal faster than almost anything else in an inspection report. If you are selling, knowing the roof's real condition before a buyer's inspector finds it puts you in control of the conversation. If you are buying, an independent roof assessment tells you whether the "five years of life left" you were told is real.

We give you the photos and the written assessment either way. Real estate agents and property managers, this is the service you want us on speed dial for.

Maintenance, which is easy to put off

Roofs are the least-maintained expensive thing most people own. A periodic check that catches a cracked boot or lifted flashing costs a fraction of the ceiling repair that follows if nobody catches it. Especially worth doing before winter.