Yes. Kings Roofing & Contracting LLC provides storm damage roof repair across Idaho's Treasure Valley, and our emergency roof repair crew answers calls 24/7, responds within 60 minutes and tarps active leaks. We have local storm damage repair pages for Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell and Eagle, and we handle wind damage roof repair, hail damage roof repair and fallen-limb punctures on Treasure Valley homes.
Every storm job starts with a free storm damage roof inspection and a photo report. We are a veteran-owned, registered and GAF-certified roofing contractor working from our office at 9201 W State St #127, Boise, ID 83714, and we cover homes across Ada and Canyon counties. Most storm damage here comes from thunderstorm wind rather than hail, and it often hides in lifted, creased shingles that look fine from the ground, so waiting to act can turn a small repair into a large one.
Wind does most of the damage. In Ada County during 2024, National Weather Service storm reports (archived here) recorded eight damaging wind events against two hail reports. They include a measured 63 mph gust at the Boise Airport weather station on September 2, 2024, which brought down trees and cut power to about 2,000 customers in the North End, a 59 mph gust measured at Crestline Trail that July, and shingles blown off homes in Meridian that February. The National Weather Service Boise office issues severe thunderstorm warnings for the valley, most often in spring and summer.
Hail is less frequent and usually smaller. The two Ada County hail reports in 2024 were both about 1 inch, near Garden City, and Idaho is not one of the leading hail states: Texas and Kansas had the most hail events in 2025. Since 2004, reported hail in Ada County has clustered in June and September. Small hail still matters, because it strips the granules that protect shingles from Treasure Valley UV.
Big storms do come through. After strong winds, heavy rain and hail hit Ada and Canyon counties on June 26–27, 2026, the Idaho Office of Emergency Management asked homeowners, renters and businesses to report damage through its Report Damages page, which helps the state judge whether disaster assistance may be available. Reporting there is not an insurance claim and does not replace one.
A storm-damaged roof rarely stays the same; it gets worse over time. A small leak from a missing shingle lets water into the attic insulation and roof deck, creating conditions for mold and wood rot. Our storm damage roof repair in Boise and across the valley focuses on stopping the damage at the source, which prevents the structural problems and high costs that come with long-term water intrusion.
If a major storm has recently passed, use this checklist to decide whether you need to call a professional roofing contractor.
It depends on the city, because each Treasure Valley city issues its own permits, not the county:
Kings Roofing & Contracting LLC pulls the right permit for your city, so storm repairs are inspected and on record for a future sale or refinance.
Identifying the specific type of weather damage early is the best way to prevent interior water infiltration and structural rot. Use the table below to recognize the signs after a significant weather event in the Treasure Valley.
Damage Type | Visual Signs to Look For | Potential Risk to Home |
High Wind | Missing shingles, horizontal "crease" marks, or lifted flashing. | Direct water entry and the risk of entire roof sections peeling away. |
Hail Impact | Circular bruises, loss of protective granules, or dented metal vents. | Accelerated shingle aging and eventual leaks due to UV exposure. |
Debris Impact | Punctured shingles, cracked skylights or bent flashing. | Immediate structural compromise and rapid water damage to the attic. |
Snow and Freeze-Thaw | Ice at the eaves and gutters, or water stains after a thaw. | Moisture backing up under the shingles and rot in the roof deck. |
When a tree branch falls or a severe leak starts during a storm, you need a roofer who responds fast. We answer storm calls 24/7 and respond to emergencies within 60 minutes, with leak detection and mitigation to prevent further damage to your home's interior.
Hail and wind damage each have their own page with the full inspection and repair process. Our hail damage roof repair page covers bruised shingles, granule loss and the June 26 and July 23, 2026 storms; our wind damage roof repair page covers creased and blown-off shingles. Thunderstorm outflow winds are the Treasure Valley's most common storm hazard: the gusts measured in Ada County in 2024 reached 59 and 63 mph, and Boise's adopted code table lists a 90 mph design wind speed for homes.
Dealing with insurance after a storm is often the most stressful part of the process. Our insurance claims assistance handles the roofing side of your claim: photos, a line-item estimate and a meeting with your adjuster. Idaho requires anyone who negotiates a claim on a homeowner's behalf to be a licensed public adjuster, so the settlement stays between you and your insurer, and we supply the roofing evidence. Check your policy's filing deadline: some insurers now allow as little as six months after a storm.
If you are replacing a damaged roof, it is worth asking your carrier whether it discounts impact-resistant roofs; the Idaho Department of Insurance's claims guide suggests impact-resistant shingles as one way to limit damage from the next storm, and discounts vary by insurer and policy. The Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety (IBHS) publishes the impact-resistance research many insurers rely on.
If a storm leaves you replacing the roof, one upgrade to consider is a Class 4 impact-resistant shingle, the top rating under the UL 2218 steel-ball impact test. In Boise's wildfire zone, any reroof must also meet the Class A rule in Boise City Code 5-12-53. We focus on residential roofs; for commercial properties, see our commercial roofing page.
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.
Kings Roofing & Contracting LLC responds fast to storm damage roof repair calls across the Treasure Valley. Our service areas include Boise, Nampa, Meridian, Caldwell, Eagle and surrounding communities; explore our complete list of coverage zones on our Service Areas page.
Whether a hailstorm damaged shingles in Boise, high winds stripped sections off a Nampa roof, a spring storm compromised flashing in Meridian, or severe weather caused structural damage in Caldwell or Eagle, our registered, insured and GAF-certified storm damage roofing team arrives quickly, documents every detail with photos, and meets your insurance adjuster on the roof to show everything we found.
Storm damage does not always show itself immediately, and every week you wait, water finds new paths into your decking, insulation and interior framing. Kings Roofing & Contracting LLC is ready to inspect your property, document every instance of hail, wind and debris damage with photos, and deliver a clear written assessment that supports your insurance claim and lays out your repair options honestly. There is no pressure, no obligation and no cost to get started.
Call us today at (208) 803-8341 or request a free storm damage roof inspection online and let Kings Roofing & Contracting LLC put your Treasure Valley property back in the condition it deserves.
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Storm damage isn't always as obvious as a missing shingle. After a high-wind event, check your yard for shingle pieces and look along the ridge and roof edges for lifted or folded shingles. Hail damage is often invisible from the ground: look for granules piling up at downspouts and dents in gutters and vents. If you saw hailstones larger than a quarter, or wind strong enough to bring down branches, schedule a professional inspection.
Usually, when the damage comes from a sudden covered event such as wind, hail or a falling tree, and not from age or wear. How much it pays depends on your policy: the Idaho Department of Insurance explains that some policies pay only actual cash value on roofs, and some carry a separate wind, hail or roof deductible. Photos and a written report from a roofer help your adjuster separate storm damage from wear and tear.
Start with a free roof inspection, then decide. The Idaho Department of Insurance suggests checking your deductible first: if only a few shingles are damaged, paying for the repair yourself may make more sense than filing a claim, but some damage can't be seen without a roof inspection. Request a free roof quote and we'll tell you whether the damage looks larger than your deductible, and meet your adjuster on the roof if you file. The Storm Claim Check on this page runs the same comparison.
It depends on your policy, not a single Idaho deadline. Some insurers now allow as little as six months after a storm, and others still allow a year. The Idaho Department of Insurance tells homeowners to ask their insurer how long they have to file and to report damage as soon as they know about it. Report early anyway: waiting lets further damage such as mold or rot develop, which an insurer may refuse to cover.
Kings Roofing & Contracting LLC repairs storm damage across the Treasure Valley, including Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell and Eagle, from its office at 9201 W State St in Boise. We are a veteran-owned company registered with the Idaho Contractors Board and GAF-certified, answer storm calls 24/7, respond to emergencies within 60 minutes, and give free inspections with a photo report. Request a free storm damage inspection.
Yes. Thunderstorm outflow winds in the Treasure Valley can lift shingles without blowing them off. That leaves a creased shingle, where the mat is broken along a fold. A creased shingle looks normal from a distance, but it has lost its seal and will eventually let water in. Our wind damage roof repair team checks ridges, rakes and eaves for these creases.
Old age usually shows up as uniform thinning or cracking across the whole roof. Hail damage creates random impact points that often look like dark, circular bruises. In the Treasure Valley, intense summer sun makes old roofs brittle, which leaves them more vulnerable to hail. During our roof inspections, we help you distinguish storm damage from normal aging.
It can; there is no blanket rule. Each insurer sets its own rating practices, and your claim history is one factor. The Idaho Department of Insurance suggests weighing the size of the damage against your deductible before filing. A free inspection tells you whether the damage likely exceeds your deductible before you decide.
Not often, and usually small. National Weather Service reports for Ada County logged two hail reports in 2024, both about 1 inch, near Garden City, compared with eight damaging wind events (2024 Ada County reports). Since 2004, reported hail there has clustered in June and September. In 2026, the June 26 storm dropped enough small hail that National Weather Service staff in northwest Meridian reported several inches on the ground, and Canyon County declared a disaster emergency; on July 23, the National Weather Service warned of quarter-size hail in central Canyon County, near Homedale and Caldwell.
Stay off the roof, take dated photos from the ground and inside, and stop any active water. The Idaho Department of Insurance tells homeowners to cover holes with a tarp, keep receipts for emergency repairs, and hold off on permanent repairs until they have talked to their insurer. Then book a free inspection before you file. Our Boise storm damage repair page has the full step-by-step list.
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.
