# Storm & Hail Damage Roof Replacement Boise ID | Roof Replacement Boise

> Hail and wind damage assessment and full roof replacement for Treasure Valley homes and buildings hit during the May–August storm season — documented, honestly scoped, and installed to the same standard as any other tear-off.

URL: https://roofreplacementboise.com/storm-damage-roof-replacement/

## Price

$450-$850 roofing square (100 sq ft) installed. 2026 published installed pricing for asphalt shingle roof replacement in the Boise/Treasure Valley area (r2fidaho.com, idahoroofingcontractors.com); steep-slope, metal, or flat storm damage repairs are priced per the applicable material band.

## What's included

- On-site hail and wind damage inspection with photo documentation
- A written assessment of what's storm damage versus normal wear, so you have an honest record either way
- Temporary tarping to stop active water intrusion when a full replacement can't happen immediately
- Full tear-off replacement using the same deck inspection, underlayment, and flashing standards as any other roof we install
- Manufacturer wind-rated fastening built for the gust events this valley actually sees
- Documentation formatted so it's usable if you choose to file an insurance claim
- No pressure tactics, waived deductibles, or same-day contract signing
- Full cleanup and haul-away, including a magnet sweep for storm debris and dropped fasteners

## Process

01. **Damage inspection** — We inspect the roof after a hail or wind event and document what we find — hail bruising, granule loss, missing shingles, damaged flashing — with photos you can keep regardless of what you decide to do next.
02. **Honest scope** — We tell you plainly whether the damage is cosmetic, repairable, or serious enough to justify full replacement, and give you a written price either way.
03. **Protect and schedule** — If there's active leaking, we can tarp the affected area to stop water intrusion while material and permitting are arranged.
04. **Replace** — Full tear-off and installation to the same standard as any residential or commercial job — deck repaired where needed, underlayment and flashing installed to spec, and fastening rated for local wind.

## FAQ

**When is hail season in the Treasure Valley?**

The valley's hail corridor runs roughly May through August, with the heaviest activity typically in June and July, when Pacific moisture collides with the local terrain. Straight-line wind events tied to thunderstorm outflow also hit the area several times a year, separate from hail.

**How do I know if hail actually damaged my roof?**

Hail damage on asphalt shingles often shows up as small, randomly scattered bruises or dents rather than obvious holes — easy to miss from the ground. Metal shows more visible dents. If a storm has come through with hail reported nearby, it's worth a free inspection even if nothing looks wrong from the driveway.

**Do you offer emergency tarping after a storm?**

Yes, as part of storm response when there's active water intrusion — it's a temporary measure to protect the interior while a permanent repair or replacement gets scheduled, not a stand-alone emergency dispatch service.

**Should I call my insurance company before or after getting a roof inspection?**

Either order works, but getting an independent inspection and photo documentation first means you're not relying only on the adjuster's assessment when you do file. See our insurance claim page for how we support that process.

## Signs you need this

- Small, randomly scattered bruising or dents on asphalt shingles after a hailstorm
- Dented metal flashing, vents, or gutters after hail
- Granule loss or exposed shingle mat concentrated on one roof slope, the storm-facing side
- Missing or torn-back shingles after a high-wind event
- New or worsening interior leak right after a named storm
- Visible debris strikes or punctures after wind-driven hail or branches