Sawtooth Roofing replaces storm-worn and aging roofs across the Treasure Valley with roofing products built for Idaho's hail, wind, and temperature swings. A full replacement means a complete tear-off to the decking, repair of any damaged sheathing, and a new roof system installed to manufacturer spec — starting with a free, no-obligation inspection.
Sawtooth Roofing replaces storm-worn and aging roofs across the Treasure Valley with roofing products built for Idaho’s hail, wind, and temperature swings. A full replacement means a complete tear-off down to the decking, repair of any damaged sheathing, and a new roof system installed to manufacturer specification — and it always starts with a free, no-obligation inspection so you know exactly what your roof needs before you commit to anything.
When does a roof need full replacement instead of repair?
Replacement is usually the right call when damage is widespread rather than isolated, when the roof is near the end of its service life, or when storm damage has compromised the underlying system rather than a few shingles. Signs include extensive granule loss, widespread hail bruising, multiple leaks, or sagging. A repair makes sense when damage is contained and the rest of the roof has sound life left — and the only reliable way to tell the difference is an inspection, not a guess from the ground.
What roofing materials hold up best in Idaho weather?
We source materials through ABC Supply and Pacific Supply. Architectural asphalt shingles are the workhorse for Treasure Valley homes — they balance hail and wind resistance, longevity, and cost, and they handle Idaho’s wide temperature swings well. During your inspection we’ll walk you through the specific product lines and options that fit your home and budget.
What does a roof replacement involve?
A typical replacement runs in clear stages: a full inspection and written estimate; a complete tear-off of the old roof; inspection and repair of the decking underneath; installation of underlayment, the new shingle system, flashing, and ventilation to manufacturer spec; and a thorough cleanup and final walk-through. We document the work as we go so you have a clear record of what was done.
Is roof replacement covered by storm-damage insurance?
If a storm damaged your roof, replacement may be covered by your homeowner’s insurance. Your insurer determines what your policy covers — what we do is inspect your roof and document the damage in detail for your claim, then complete the work your insurer approves. You file and stay in control of your claim throughout. See Insurance Restoration / Claims Support for how that process works.
Ready to find out where your roof stands? Book a free roof inspection — we’ll give you a straight answer and a written estimate.