08/20/2026
Veteran-owned gets used as a sticker more than a standard. For us it mostly shows up in boring ways. Trucks show up when we said they would. The job site gets cleaned before we leave. Somebody answers the phone when you call about something that went wrong. None of that is impressive. It's just supposed to be normal, and a lot of the time in this industry it isn't.
Being a veteran doesn't make anybody better at installing shingles. That comes from reps and from having someone check the work. What it does do is set the floor. You don't skip the step nobody is going to see. On a roof that's most of the steps. Ice and water in the valleys, nails in the right spot, flashing done correctly instead of caulked over. Cap nails on the underlayment instead of staples, which is faster for the crew and voids the manufacturer warranty on the roof you just paid for. All of it gets covered up by the next layer, and the homeowner never sees any of it. That's exactly why it gets skipped.
We're based in Hayden and we work all over North Idaho and Eastern Washington. If your roof is doing something it shouldn't, we'll come look at it and tell you what's actually going on.