Roof repairs and maintenance are meant to prevent further damage. Replacements are required when repairs are no longer cutting it. If your roof is visibly sagging, over 25, or actively leaking, an investigation is necessary at minimum. A partial repair may be suitable to reinstate your roof, but a complete replacement is a possibility too. To avoid costly replacements, we recommend enrolling in our Preventative Maintenance Program to help identify potential problems before they get worse.

Thanks to Idaho’s climate, metal roofs are one of our most common requests. They’re highly customizable and durable enough to handle all seasons. Depending on your budget, project requirements, and desired design, asphalt shingle roofs, slate, synthetic products, wood, or clay could be great options too. If you’re unsure, we’ve got you covered! Just get in touch to chat with a certified roofing expert. Or head over to our services page to learn more about our commercial roofing systems and services.

Old or deteriorated flashings are often the culprit behind a leaking roof, especially if your building has an abundance of skylights, chimneys, or wall/roof junctions. Leaks can also be caused by poor drainage, damaged seals, or a breached roof membrane or substrate. Most of these issues can be addressed without a complete replacement, as long as you don’t let them linger for too long. Remember, taking the time and investing in proper roof maintenance will always be less expensive than emergency roof repairs or replacements. If you do find a leak in your roof, contact one of our roof leak specialists ASAP.

Some materials have better longevity than others, but the typical lifecycle of a commercial roof is between 10–40 years. Harsh weather conditions, condensation, rot-causing bacteria growth, and flashing deterioration impact the performance of a roofing system and thus, its lifespan. Up to 20 Years Rubber; multi-ply, modified bitumen, or BUR; and silicon. 20-40 Years PVC, asphalt shingles, TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin), concrete, and clay. 40 Years Flat green roofs, slate, and metal.

There’s a lot that goes into pricing out a new roof or roof replacement. Materials, labor rates, size, access, and project requirements, in addition to many other factors, all contribute to the final cost of a new roof. So without knowing the details, it’s impossible to offer a ballpark estimate for roof repair or a new roof. But the good news is, you can get a free roof estimate through our bid request form. Just tap the button above, fill out the form with as much information as you can, and we’ll get in touch ASAP. *Disclaimer: The general estimates provided are for informational purposes only and should not be considered as definitive or binding. The estimates are based on standard industry practices and may vary depending on various factors such as the size of the roof, materials used, and specific project requirements. It is important to consult with a professional roofing contractor to obtain accurate and tailored estimates for your specific needs. We do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information provided and recommend contacting us directly for further clarification and assistance.