Roof replacement done so you know exactly what you paid for

Full tear-off, decking inspected board by board with photos, proper underlayment and ventilation, and a written workmanship warranty. No surprise line items on the final invoice.

Tear-off in progress: blue underlayment over inspected decking

What a real replacement includes

Complete tear-off, not a layover

Roofing over an existing layer is faster and cheaper, and it hides everything underneath. You cannot inspect decking you never uncovered, you add weight to the structure, and the new shingles sit on an uneven surface which shortens their life. We tear off.

The decking gets inspected board by board

This is where roofing bills often go wrong. No one can tell you the condition of the wood under your roof until the old roofing is off. So here is how we handle it: your estimate states the per-sheet cost for decking replacement before you sign. If we find bad sheets, we photograph them, show you, and you approve the additional cost. No board appears on your invoice that you did not see a picture of first.

Underlayment and ice-and-water membrane

The layer between your decking and your shingles is your second line of defense, and it is where corners get cut invisibly. Ice-and-water membrane goes at the eaves, in the valleys, and around penetrations, the places where water actually gets in. In McCall and Donnelly that coverage extends considerably further up the slope.

Ventilation, which most replacements ignore

A roof needs to breathe: intake at the soffit, exhaust at the ridge, balanced. Get it wrong and the attic cooks the underside of your new roof all summer and grows ice dams all winter. Homeowners replace shingles, never fix the ventilation, and then wonder why the new roof aged as fast as the old one. We assess it as part of the scope.

Flashing gets replaced, not reused

Reusing old flashing on a new roof is common and it is a false economy. If the metal is corroded, bent, or was undersized to begin with, putting a new roof over it guarantees you a leak in a few years at the exact spot that is hardest to fix.

Your property gets protected

Landscaping, walkways, AC units and vehicles are tarped and protected before tear-off. Debris goes into a dumpster on site rather than into your yard. A magnet sweep runs across the yard, driveway and beds before we leave. Find a nail after we go and we come back and sweep it again.

Signs it is time

  • The roof is at or past its rated lifespan
  • Damage is spread across multiple slopes
  • You are repairing the same roof repeatedly
  • Widespread granule loss and bald patches
  • Multiple layers already installed
  • Visible sagging or soft spots underfoot
  • You are selling and the roof is killing the deal

Any one of these on its own does not mean you need a new roof. We look at plenty of roofs that need a repair, and that is what we write down. If the decking is sound and the damage sits on one slope, a repair is the right answer. It is also the smaller job for us. The inspection is what tells us which one you are looking at. You get a straight answer either way.

Timeline, realistically

How long your roof takes depends on size, pitch, material, and weather. Steeper pitches, larger homes, metal systems and complex roof lines run longer.

Weather is the wildcard. We only open as much roof as we can dry in the same day. If a job has to move, you hear it from us in advance rather than finding out because nobody showed up.

Your warranty

Two separate warranties. The manufacturer covers the materials. Our workmanship warranty covers the installation, included in the sales agreement on every replacement.

What the workmanship warranty covers
Choosing a material

We install seven roof systems

Shingle, metal, tile, synthetic, wood shake, TPO and EPDM. Working across all seven means we can match the system to your roof, your budget and the weather where you live.

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Get written pricing before anything comes off your roof

A free inspection, in person, and a scope you can actually read and compare.

Straight answers

Common questions

Recent work

What a replacement looks like, start to finish

Next step

Know exactly where your roof stands

Tell us the basics and a local Tru Armor roofer calls you back to confirm a time that works.

  • Free inspection, in person
  • Repair-first recommendation when repair is the right call
  • Your options, and time to decide on your schedule

Rather just talk to someone?

Call or text 208-550-9387. If it is an active leak, call.

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