Compare 14 residential roofing options serving Boise by published services, job scope and warranty details. Use this guide to request clearer written estimates.
By Local Service All-Stars. Sources reviewed . Editorial guide.
Read the research scopeBefore you compare
Start with the work you need: a targeted repair, a full replacement or a particular roof system. Then compare what each proposal includes, who provides the warranty and what remains to be confirmed. A longer warranty headline or a lower initial estimate does not settle those questions. The company profiles below give you specific points to ask about.
Published service comparison
The table helps you find relevant services and see where warranty terms need clarification. Durations refer only to the scope stated in the source. A repair, metal installation and full replacement can have different terms. “Not established” means this review did not confirm the detail; it does not mean the company offers no coverage. Sources and questions follow in each profile.
Filter the comparison table only. All 14 company profiles remain below.
Filters reflect published service information, not suitability or availability for your property. Replacement / re-roofing includes LaFever’s overlay description; confirm the proposed scope. Treasure Valley Exteriors’ repair acceptance remains unconfirmed.
14 of 14 companies shown in the comparison table.
| Company | Published residential offering | Workmanship information found |
|---|---|---|
| 208 Roofing | Residential replacement, leak repairs and metal roofing | Ten-year labor claim for metal installations; confirm other jobs |
| All County Roofing Inc. | Residential repair and replacement; asphalt and metal | Duration not established on reviewed residential page |
| Bartlett Roofing | Boise roof repair and replacement; multiple materials | Five years from completion in published summary |
| Dodd Roofing and Exteriors | Boise shingle repair and replacement; multi-market operator | Ten-year replacement claim; repair duration not established |
| E&H Roofing | Repairs, condition reports and replacement; asphalt, metal and cedar | Own-workmanship duration not established |
| Idaho Roofing Contractors | Boise repairs and full replacement down to decking | Own five-year replacement term; manufacturer options separate |
| Intermountain Roofing Company, Inc. | Repair, tear-off/replacement and new roofs | Own five-year claim, separate from manufacturer coverage |
| LaFever Roofing Inc. | Repairs, re-roofing and new construction; clarify overlay | Advertised 25-year extended term; project eligibility unresolved |
| Lionheart Roofing | Boise shingle repairs, leaks, replacement and installation | Terms not retrieved from the linked warranty page |
| Madison Roofing | Repairs and full re-roofs with removal and deck inspection | Up to five years on material/labor, depending on product |
| Mighty Dog Roofing of Boise | Residential roofing and related exterior work | Linked national page: five years for new roofs/replacements; confirm Boise contract |
| Rebel Roofing LLC | Repair/replacement; shingle, metal and low-slope systems | Own term not established; manufacturer eligibility is separate |
| Signature Roofing | Residential repair/replacement; advertises an in-house metal shop | Repair coverage varies with work and materials |
| Treasure Valley Exteriors | Roof replacement and other exterior work; repair acceptance unconfirmed | Own term not established; confirm exact system warranty |
Fourteen company profiles
Use the profiles to make a shortlist that fits your project. Each combines a published service or scope detail with a question for the written estimate. The profiles are not a quality ranking. Confirm service at your exact address, the contracting entity and the terms that apply to your job before relying on a website summary.
208 Roofing advertises replacement, leak repair and metal roofing in Boise. Its metal-roofing page states ten years of labor coverage for metal installations. That is a specific material/job claim, not a verified term for every repair. The company also describes its online price tool as a preliminary estimate that can change after an on-site assessment.
Ask: Which written labor warranty applies, and how are decking, access, tear-off and other changes priced?
All County’s residential page explicitly includes Boise and describes repairs and replacements. Its replacement scope mentions removal, deck inspection and underlayment, giving you specific items to compare with another bid. A workmanship duration was not established on that page.
Ask: Which scope items are included in the base price, and what written coverage applies to repairs versus replacement?
Bartlett’s Boise page lists residential repairs and replacements across several roof materials. Its workmanship summary describes five years from project completion, separately from manufacturer coverage. The public summary does not settle every exclusion, transfer rule or repair-only entitlement.
Ask: Does that term apply to your exact job, which manufacturer package is included, and who handles a claim?
Dodd’s Boise replacement page advertises ten-year workmanship coverage in addition to manufacturer protection. Its repair page discusses a workmanship warranty without establishing the same duration. Keep the two job types separate when comparing offers.
Ask: Which roof system, local project team and written warranty are included in your proposal?
E&H’s Boise page advertises residential repair, replacement and condition reports. Its services page lists inspections and asphalt, metal and cedar roofing. The company homepage also advertises Spanish-speaking staff. Its material-warranty wording does not establish a universal contractor workmanship term.
Ask: What will the condition report contain, and what separate labor coverage applies to the recommended work?
Idaho Roofing Contractors’ Boise page describes replacements down to the decking, video assessments and decking repair priced per sheet in advance. Its warranty page states its own five-year workmanship coverage for replacements, alongside separate manufacturer options. Avoid translating a manufacturer’s long headline term into full, unqualified labor coverage.
Ask: Put the decking unit price, approval process, contractor warranty and exact manufacturer package on the estimate.
The Idaho business at Intermountain Roofing Company advertises Boise-area repairs and replacements. Its warranty page separates a five-year contractor workmanship promise from manufacturer coverage. That separation helps you identify who would be responsible under each written policy.
Ask: What is the exact repair or replacement scope, and what exclusions, requirements to register the warranty and transfer rules apply?
LaFever serves Boise with repair and re-roofing options. Its residential re-roofing page describes an overlay and advertises extended workmanship coverage of 25 years. Those statements do not establish that every overlay or repair qualifies for that term.
Ask: Will the old roof be removed, why is the proposed approach suitable, and which written warranty covers that exact installation?
Lionheart’s Boise page advertises shingle repairs, leak work, replacements and new installations. The linked warranty page could not be retrieved during this review, so the guide does not assign it a warranty duration. That access gap does not establish that the company offers no coverage.
Ask: Request the written workmanship terms for your job and confirm actual scheduling or emergency availability.
Madison’s re-roofing offering and FAQ describe a full tear-off, deck inspection, underlayment and flashing replacement. The FAQ says crews are full-time employees and advertises material-and-labor coverage of up to five years depending on the product. These are published company claims, not an independently audited crew or quality assessment.
Ask: Which term applies to the selected system, and how will concealed deck repairs be approved and priced?
The Boise contact page identifies the local business. A local-franchise service page links to the national warranty summary, which describes five-year coverage for new installations and replacements. Confirm the actual Boise contract instead of borrowing a duration from another national FAQ or assuming it covers small repairs.
Ask: What maintenance, claim and transfer conditions apply, and which entity will perform the work?
Rebel Roofing’s Idaho site advertises repairs and replacements across several roof systems. Its GAF profile lists Certified Plus status. That observed manufacturer listing does not establish current state registration or automatically include an enhanced warranty in your project.
Ask: Which system is proposed for your roof slope, and what contractor and manufacturer coverage is actually included?
Signature Roofing advertises Boise-area repair and replacement and says it operates an in-house metal shop. That gives homeowners a concrete question about custom metal details rather than a generic claim of quality. Its repair page says coverage depends on the repair and materials.
Ask: Which components will be fabricated or replaced, and what written workmanship term applies to this job?
Treasure Valley Exteriors advertises Boise roof replacements alongside other exterior services. Its metal-roofing page distinguishes standing-seam panels from stone-coated steel. The inspected pages did not establish whether it accepts standalone roof repairs or a universal contractor workmanship term.
Ask: Confirm repair acceptance if relevant, separate the roof and other exterior prices, and identify the exact warranty included.
Prepare comparable estimates
Ask each bidder to describe the same job before comparing totals. Put the proposed repair or replacement scope, materials, schedule and payment stages side by side. The National Roofing Contractors Association’s selection guide recommends a written proposal, checking insurance documents, requesting references and understanding supervision and warranty conditions. Those checks remain part of your hiring decision.
Request current liability and applicable workers’ compensation certificates that cover the job period. The Idaho Attorney General’s consumer manual recommends confirming coverage with the insurance carrier. Check that the documents name the entity on your contract.
Use this worksheet to expose differences:
| Decision | What to put in writing |
|---|---|
| Repair or replacement | The problem being addressed and why the proposed work is appropriate |
| Tear-off or overlay | Whether existing material is removed, what remains and how the deck is assessed |
| Hidden damage | Decking unit price, evidence of the issue and approval before extra work |
| Roof system | Named materials and the flashing, underlayment and ventilation scope |
| Completion | Cleanup, inspection or closeout responsibility, schedule and payment stages |
| Warranty | Issuer, covered work, duration, exclusions, transfer rules and claim steps |
Madison’s description of a full tear-off and LaFever’s overlay description show why the word “re-roof” alone is insufficient. Confirm the proposal for your property rather than assuming either website description defines every job that company offers.
Download the worksheet, open it in a spreadsheet and print a copy for each proposal.
Read the written terms
A contractor’s workmanship promise and a manufacturer’s product or system warranty can cover different things. Obtain the actual documents named in your estimate. GAF’s residential warranty comparison shows that eligibility, workmanship, product coverage and non-prorated periods vary between programs. A manufacturer badge or a “lifetime” headline does not identify your complete coverage.
Ask who issues each warranty, whether the quoted products and installation qualify, who registers it and which costs or conditions are excluded. Keep repair-specific terms separate from replacement terms. This guide reports public summaries; it has not checked your property’s eligibility or a signed contract.
Research scope
We looked for identifiable businesses with primary evidence of Boise residential roofing and useful service, scope or terms information. Discovery included manufacturer locators, local trade/chamber sources, previous search-results research and direct company-site searches. We then prepared these 14 profiles from the sources cited above. This is a selected editorial set, not a complete census or an audit of every Boise roofer.
The research log contains 51 discovered brands: 14 detailed profiles, one held for unresolved current Boise availability and 36 discovery leads not yet checked in depth. That wider list is not a list of recommended contractors. Manufacturer-network discovery is not required for inclusion, and a missing public detail is not a quality judgment.
Sources were reviewed on October 22, 2026. Where only a marketing summary was available, the profile retains the relevant question. No review stars, quality scores, licensing badges or response-time promises have been assigned. A future update should document its changed facts and sources.
Read how we researchBefore hiring
The Idaho Contractors Board FAQ explains that the Contractor Registration Act requires registration rather than licensure. Use the official public lookup to match the entity and number on your proposal and check its current record. This research could not complete those individual lookups. A number displayed on a company page is a search lead, not confirmation of current standing or insurance.
The City of Boise’s residential construction guide, updated May 2023 and still published when reviewed, lists re-roofing an existing structure under work requiring a building permit. Confirm the requirements for your address and scope with the responsible authority. A Boise-area mailing address does not automatically place a property within Boise city jurisdiction.
Request the missing scope before comparing it with another offer. Ask whether it includes removal, deck inspection, specified materials, flashing, ventilation, cleanup and permit or inspection responsibility. Also ask how additional work is approved and priced. A similar total can represent a different job; this guide does not contain comparable contractor quotes.
An inaccessible page leaves an information gap. It does not establish that coverage is absent. Ask the company for the written terms applying to the proposed work, including the issuer, start date, exclusions and claim process. The same caution applies when a website discusses replacement coverage but your project is a small repair.
Check the sources
The links below collect the 35 unique source pages cited in this guide. Company claims remain attributed to their publishers; source links do not establish current registration, insurance or workmanship quality.
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