Vetted roofers across the Treasure Valley.

Repairs, replacements and storm damage, by roofers who have passed the Standard.

A roofer in a fall harness nailing new shingles, the Boise foothills behind

What’s included.

Leak repair
Full replacements, asphalt shingle and metal
Hail and wind damage inspections
Documentation for insurance claims
Flashing, vents and skylights
Fascia and soffit repair

The details.

A new paver patio being walked with the homeowner

How we vet roofers

Idaho has no separate state roofing license, so registration, insurance and references carry more weight. We confirm the firm is a registered Idaho contractor, verify liability and workers’ compensation coverage, call references and inspect a finished roof. The full Standard →

When to book

Late spring through fall is roofing season. After a hail storm, expect crews from out of state to knock on doors; a local firm with references is worth the wait.

Across the Valley

Hail and spring wind storms hit the whole Valley. Older Boise and Nampa homes may have more than one layer of shingles to tear off, while newer subdivisions are reaching their first replacement.

Red flags.

If you hear any of these from a firm, keep looking.

Knocks on your door after a storm and isn’t a registered Idaho contractor
Offers to cover your insurance deductible
Asks for a large deposit before materials are delivered

Common questions.

How long does a roof last here?

Asphalt shingle roofs commonly last twenty to thirty years, less where sun and wind are hard on them. A roofer can tell you what’s left on yours.

Will insurance pay for hail damage?

Often, if the damage is recent and documented. A good roofer documents it, but the claim is between you and your insurer.

Does a re-roof need a permit?

Usually, yes. Ask the roofer to confirm with your city or county before work starts.

Roofing by city.

Same network and the same Standard in every city we serve.