Roofing questions, answered

We serve the Mini-Cassia area: Burley, Rupert, Paul, Heyburn, Oakley, Declo, and Minidoka. If you are near one of those, get in touch and ask.

Yes. The inspection and the written estimate are free and come with no obligation. We check the whole roof, show you photos of what we find, and give you an itemized estimate. You are not signing up for anything by having us look.

It depends on the age of the roof, how widespread the problem is, and whether the deck underneath is still sound. If the roof has life left and the damage is local, a repair is the right and cheaper call. If it is worn out or the deck is failing, patching just buys a few months. We tell you honestly which one your roof needs, and we put it in writing.

Often, yes, if the damage is documented. Homeowner policies commonly cover sudden storm, hail, and wind damage, but the insurer will not pay for what is not written up. We inspect the roof, photograph and document the damage, meet the adjuster on site, and handle the claim paperwork with you so nothing gets missed.

Both work well here. Architectural shingles cost less up front and look great on most homes. Metal costs more but sheds snow, handles wind and hail better, and lasts far longer, which is why you see so much of it on Idaho farms and homes people plan to keep. We walk you through the trade-offs for your building and budget during the inspection.

It depends on the size and pitch of the roof, whether it needs a tear-off, the material you choose, and any deck repairs found along the way. Metal costs more than shingle up front but lasts longer. Rather than guess, we measure the roof and give you an itemized written estimate after a free inspection, so you get a real number instead of a ballpark.

Most residential roofs are a one to two day job once we start, depending on the size, the pitch, and the weather. Larger commercial and agricultural roofs take longer. Emergency leaks we get tarped fast to stop the water, then schedule the full repair. You get a realistic timeline in writing with your estimate.

Yes. Along with houses, we roof shops, storefronts, warehouses, barns, potato cellars, and equipment sheds across the Mini-Cassia area. Flat and low-slope commercial roofs use TPO membrane systems, and metal is a common, long-lasting choice for agricultural buildings.