Roof replacement, storm and hail damage, and repairs for Nampa homeowners. Roughly 20 minutes west.
Nampa roughly doubled in the 1990s and again by 2010, so the bulk of its housing is mid-1990s through 2000s and reaching roof-replacement age now. The Old Nampa historic neighborhood is the exception — about eighteen blocks of homes built between 1900 and the 1930s, mostly Craftsman and bungalow.
On 27 June 2026 a storm put more than an inch of rain on the area in about fifteen minutes along with hail, and Canyon County declared a local disaster emergency. If your roof has not been looked at since then, that is the one to have checked.
Nampa states it plainly. The city's residential FAQ lists “re-roofing an existing structure, includes overlays and complete tear off and reroof of residential structures” as work requiring a building permit, and warns that unpermitted work can hold up the sale of your home. We pull it.
Ask any roofer knocking on your door after a storm which permit they pull in Nampa and who inspects it. The answer tells you whether they work here or just drove in.
Anywhere in town. These are the areas we get called to most.
Free, documented, and an honest answer about whether a claim is worth filing.
Tear-off to final nail, with the debris gone the same day in our own trailers.
Found, fixed, and a straight answer about how long the rest of the roof has.
We'll come out, get on the roof, photograph what we find, and hand you a written assessment. No charge, and no pressure if the roof is fine.
Storm damage is time-sensitive — your policy sets the deadline for filing, and it is usually shorter than people expect. Check yours.