Yes. Kings Roofing & Contracting LLC answers calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and responds to roof emergencies in Boise and the Treasure Valley within 60 minutes. Call (208) 803-8341.
Yes. Kings Roofing & Contracting LLC provides 24/7 emergency roof repair in Boise and across the Treasure Valley. We answer calls around the clock, respond to roof emergencies within 60 minutes, tarp and seal active leaks to stop the water, and then make the permanent repair once the weather allows. Call (208) 803-8341 any time, day or night.
A roof emergency is anything letting water or weather into your home right now: an active leak, shingles torn off by wind, a limb through the roof, or an ice dam pushing snowmelt through the ceiling. We are a veteran-owned roofing company registered with the Idaho Contractors Board (RCE-66571) and GAF-certified, working from our office at 9201 W State St #127, Boise, ID 83714. For storm damage across the valley, see our storm damage roof repair page; for slow leaks that are not an emergency yet, our leak detection service finds the source.
Water coming through a ceiling, down a wall or around a light fixture needs to be stopped at the roof, not just caught in a bucket. We find where the water is getting in, tarp or seal it as soon as it is safe to be on the roof, and photograph everything for your records. Once the roof is dry, our roof repair crew fixes the cause, whether it is a cracked pipe boot, failed flashing or damaged shingles.
Thunderstorm wind is the most common cause of storm damage to Boise roofs: lifted and creased shingles, torn ridge caps and punctures from falling limbs. We tarp open areas, clear debris that is still damaging the roof, and document the damage for your insurer. See our wind damage roof repair and hail damage roof repair pages for the full repair process, or our structural roof repair page if a limb went through the deck.
Boise averages about 108 nights at or below freezing a year, according to the National Weather Service Boise climate report. When snow on the roof melts and refreezes at the cold eaves, it forms an ice dam, and meltwater backs up under the shingles and into the ceiling. We clear the problem area, stop the water, and check the attic insulation and ventilation that caused the ice dam in the first place, so it does not come back every storm.
If a storm caused the damage, our Boise storm damage repair page explains what to do next, including how to confirm the storm date and when to file a claim.
Emergency | What You Might See | What We Do First |
Wind-torn shingles | Shingles in the yard, bare patches on the roof | Tarp the exposed area and photograph the damage |
Fallen tree limb | Limb on or through the roof, water in the attic | Clear the limb when safe, tarp and check the decking |
Hail damage | Dented gutters and vents, granules at downspouts, new leaks | Seal active leaks and document every hit for your claim |
Ice dam | Ice along the eaves, water stains near exterior walls | Relieve the dam, stop the water, check attic insulation and ventilation |
Flashing or pipe boot failure | Drips around chimneys, skylights or vent pipes | Seal the opening and schedule the permanent flashing repair |
If you file an insurance claim, our insurance claims assistance covers the roofing side: photos, a line-item estimate and a meeting with your adjuster on the roof. Idaho law reserves negotiating the settlement for licensed public adjusters, so the settlement stays between you and your insurer.
Before you file: see what your deductible and roof coverage would likely leave you with, using the method the Idaho Department of Insurance explains.
This is an estimate, not insurance advice or a coverage decision. Your insurer decides coverage and sets its own depreciation schedule; the actual-cash-value estimate here assumes straight-line depreciation over a 25-year roof life, the typical useful life the Idaho Department of Insurance uses in its example. Replacement cost policies often pay the depreciated amount first and the rest after the work is done and documented.
We respond to roof emergencies across Boise, from the North End and East End, where mature trees drop limbs in wind storms, to the Bench, Harris Ranch and the Foothills, where homes take the most direct wind. We also cover Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, Eagle and the rest of our service area.
For roof damage that is not an emergency, start with a free roof inspection; for everyday repairs in Boise, see our Boise roof repair page.
Every hour water runs through a roof, it soaks more insulation, decking and drywall. Kings Roofing & Contracting LLC answers 24/7 and responds within 60 minutes. Call (208) 803-8341 now, or request help online if the damage can wait until morning.
Address: 9201 W State St #127, Boise, ID 83714
Email Address: kingsroofingandcontracting@gmail.com
Phone Number: (208) 803-8341
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Yes. Kings Roofing & Contracting LLC answers calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and responds to roof emergencies in Boise and the Treasure Valley within 60 minutes. Call (208) 803-8341.
We respond to roof emergencies within 60 minutes. When you call, we confirm what is happening, tell you what to do until we arrive, and get a crew to your home to stop the water.
Anything letting water or weather into your home right now: an active leak, shingles or ridge caps torn off by wind, a tree limb on or through the roof, hail damage that has started leaking, or an ice dam pushing snowmelt through the ceiling. If you are not sure, call and we will tell you whether it can wait.
Stay safe first: keep away from water near electrical fixtures and out of rooms with a sagging ceiling. Stay off the roof. Catch the water with buckets and towels, move valuables, take dated photos, and call us 24/7 at (208) 803-8341. Keep receipts for anything you spend to stop further damage.
It depends on your policy, but the Idaho Department of Insurance claims guide tells homeowners to cover holes in the roof with a tarp to prevent further damage and to keep receipts for emergency repairs. Your insurer decides what the policy pays for. We photograph the damage and give you documentation for your claim.
It depends on what is damaged and how much of the roof is affected. We explain the cost of the emergency work before we start, and you get a written estimate for the permanent repair before any of that work begins.
We can stop the water in most weather by tarping or sealing the damaged area, as long as it is safe to be on the roof. The permanent repair is made once the roof is dry and the weather allows, because shingles and sealants need the right conditions to seal properly.
Heat escaping from the living space melts snow on the roof, and the meltwater refreezes at the colder eaves, forming a ridge of ice. Water then backs up under the shingles and leaks into the ceiling or walls. Boise averages about 108 nights at or below freezing a year, according to the National Weather Service Boise climate report, so poor attic insulation or ventilation shows up quickly. Fixing those stops the ice dams from coming back.
Usually not at first. The emergency work stops the water: a tarp or temporary seal. Once the weather allows, we make the permanent roof repair, and you get a written estimate before that work starts.
Kings Roofing & Contracting LLC handles emergency roof repair in Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell and Eagle from its office at 9201 W State St in Boise. We are veteran owned, registered with the Idaho Contractors Board and GAF-certified, answer calls 24/7 and respond within 60 minutes. Request help online or call (208) 803-8341.
Call us today at (208) 803-8341 or schedule your free roof estimate online, and let Kings Roofing & Contracting LLC put a roof over your head that's built to last.