Foothill Roofing

Foothill Roofing Inspired by the Boise foothills, Foothill Roofing delivers quality roofing, trusted service, and lasting peace of mind. Locally owned and operated.

09/04/2026

Sherry remembered the specifics: expectations met, smooth work, a respectful crew, and full cleanup.

She also remembered the crew making room for a home with ten dogs and a diabetic dog's schedule. That detail mattered.

See what your neighbors are saying.

(208) 759-4949

From the street it looks fine.Up close, one tab is already lifted. That's how it starts. Every wind day after that has i...
09/04/2026

From the street it looks fine.

Up close, one tab is already lifted. That's how it starts. Every wind day after that has it easier. The seal breaks a little more. The lift gets a little bigger. Eventually you don't notice because nothing visible has happened yet, and then one gust finds the right angle.

The whole reason we climb up is to see what the ground can't.

Free assessment across the Treasure Valley.

(208) 759-4949

Roof! There it is.

09/02/2026

The handshake still means something here.

Foothill proposals itemize the known scope so the project details are clear. When a planned item is not needed, Travis explains the adjustment. If concealed decking changes during the job, that is a real change order discussed and approved before installation.

Start with a No-BS Roof Assessment.

(208) 759-4949

If the wind already did the inspection, you have a head start.We'll come tell you what it found. Loose tabs, broken seal...
09/02/2026

If the wind already did the inspection, you have a head start.

We'll come tell you what it found. Loose tabs, broken seals, shingles that lifted just enough to break free next time, that's what we check for after a wind day. Idaho's spring storms do the same work hurricane wind does, just spread out over three days instead of three hours.

Free assessment across the Treasure Valley. We climb up so you don't have to.

(208) 759-4949

Roof! There it is.

08/31/2026

Travis will tell you his job is not really roofs.

His job is making sure the roof goes on right. Up before the crew, out on routes, one inspection before lunch and two after, check-ins at the end of the day, and a Blue Collar Connect event most weeks because that is where the good tradespeople are.

The roofing gets done by a crew he has worked with long enough to know exactly how each of them works. That is the part homeowners rarely get to see, so here is a look at it.

Book a No-BS Roof Assessment and we will come take a look.

(208) 759-4949
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Roof! There it is.

The biggest roof failures usually start with the smallest install details.A nail driven a quarter-inch too short. A shin...
08/31/2026

The biggest roof failures usually start with the smallest install details.

A nail driven a quarter-inch too short. A shingle laid an inch too high. A flashing piece bent the wrong way. None of it matters in year one. The roof looks fine. The owner is happy.

But that detail is in the wall now. It echoes through every storm, every freeze, every gust. By year fifteen, the small thing has become the structural failure that requires a tear-off.

The work we do at install is the only chance we have at preventing that fifteen years from now.

Free assessment across the Treasure Valley. We catch the small things first.

(208) 759-4949

Roof! There it is.

08/28/2026

The valley on your roof is a highway. Every drop that lands on either slope ends up funneled through that one channel.

That is why valleys carry more water than any other part of the roof, and why they are worth looking at first. More volume means more wear, and it means anything that slows the water down, a bit of debris, a lifted shingle edge, a nail that worked its way up, has a much bigger effect there than it would out in the open field of the roof.

From the ground you can usually see the valley line clearly. Look for debris sitting in it, for shingle edges that have lifted along it, and for staining that runs down from it.

If your valleys are holding anything they should not be, that is a small fix now.

Book a No-BS Roof Assessment and we will come take a look.

(208) 759-4949
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Roof! There it is.

What does the underside of your roof actually look like?Nobody knows, because nobody looks. Which is how problems stay h...
08/28/2026

What does the underside of your roof actually look like?

Nobody knows, because nobody looks. Which is how problems stay hidden until they aren't anymore.

We climb up. And when the attic is accessible, we head in there too. You see what we see. Photos of everything. And we tell you exactly what shape you're in.

Free. No BS. We just want Treasure Valley homeowners to actually know what's going on with their roofs.

(208) 759-4949

Roof! There it is.

08/26/2026

Travis came out of a franchise. It took about six months to work out that he could not give a homeowner real peace of mind inside that model, so he built Foothill to work differently.

Here is what that looks like on your roof. He is local, close enough to drive by. The crew that shows up at your house is the same crew that works on his. And when he gets up there, the goal is to figure out what can come off the price, not what can be added to it.

That is the whole idea. A roof is one of the biggest things in your house, and value means not paying for things you do not need.

Book a No-BS Roof Assessment and we will come take a look.

(208) 759-4949
foothillroofingid.com

Roof! There it is.

Every wind gust catches your roof at the same spot.The eave overhang is where wind grabs the roof from underneath and tr...
08/26/2026

Every wind gust catches your roof at the same spot.

The eave overhang is where wind grabs the roof from underneath and tries to lift. Year after year, gust after gust, the bottom row of shingles takes the most punishment.

That lifting force is why proper starter strip, drip edge, and eave nailing patterns matter. We check the eave first on every assessment.

Free assessment across the Treasure Valley.

(208) 759-4949

Roof! There it is.

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8305 N Sundial Way
Boise, ID
83714

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