Roofing for Caldwell — the fastest-growing city in the valley, and the one the June 2026 storm hit hardest
Caldwell took more than an inch of rain in fifteen minutes on June 27, 2026 and the county declared a disaster. We've been doing storm work in Caldwell since — and replacing the roofs that were due anyway.
Caldwell is growing faster than any big city in the Treasure Valley — 77,610 people, up 5.7% in a year — and it has two different housing stocks: the old town around Indian Creek, the College of Idaho and the 1900s–1950s grid, with steep roofs, brick chimneys and multiple layers; and the new subdivisions on the north, south and west sides that have gone up since 2015, with builder-grade architectural shingles and the usual rushed flashing details. Caldwell requires roofing permits and inspections, and we handle them through the city.
The June 27, 2026 storm was a Caldwell storm more than anyone else's: more than an inch of rain in about fifteen minutes at the Caldwell Industrial Airport, hail, street flooding, and a Canyon County disaster declaration that named Caldwell and Nampa first. We've been test-squaring Caldwell roofs since, documenting hail and wind damage for claims, and replacing the roofs that were 18 years old before the storm and are done now. Caldwell is 25 minutes from Meridian and we're there several days a week.
What we do in Caldwell
Storm damage & claims
Test squares, dated storm reports and adjuster walk-throughs for the June 2026 damage and whatever comes next.
Replacement
Tear-off, ice barrier, ridge venting and the Caldwell permit on boom-era and older roofs alike.
Historic Caldwell
Multi-layer tear-offs and chimney flashing on the 1900s–1950s homes near downtown and the college.
New-construction repairs
Wind-lifted courses, cheap boots and caulked flashing fixed on the 2015–2024 subdivisions.
Metal roofing
Standing seam and panel metal on acreage, shops and ag buildings around the city.
Emergency service
Tarps any hour after wind, hail or a limb through the deck.
Neighborhoods and areas we cover
- Downtown Caldwell & Indian Creek
- College of Idaho area
- North Caldwell & Ustick
- South Caldwell & Linden
- Caldwell Industrial Airport area
- Karcher Road (west end)
- Chicago Street & the historic grid
- Middleton Road (Caldwell side)
- Lake Lowell north shore
- Caldwell Boulevard corridor
- Sky Ranch & the new west-side subdivisions
- Purple Sage area
Roofing services available in Caldwell
- Roof repair & leaks, hail & wind damage, 24/7 emergency tarping
- Roof replacement, architectural & Class 4 shingles, metal roofing
- Insurance claim help, inspections
- Gutters & guards, attic ventilation, ice dams & roof snow removal
- Commercial & HOA roofing
Questions from Caldwell homeowners
How do I know if the June 2026 storm damaged my roof?
You usually can't from the ground. Bruises don't show, and creased shingles lie back down. A free inspection with a chalk test square on each slope tells you in half an hour, with photos you keep either way.
Does Caldwell require a permit to re-roof?
Yes. Caldwell permits roof-covering replacements and inspects them, and we pull the permit as part of the job.
Do you replace roofs on the older homes near the college?
Yes — two or three layers off, decking inspected and often partly replaced, chimney flashing rebuilt in metal, and a heavier architectural shingle that suits a 1920s roofline.
How far is Caldwell from your base?
About 25 minutes on I-84 from Meridian. We schedule Caldwell jobs in clusters so the crew is there for the day, and storm response is same-day.
Nearby: Nampa · Middleton · Star · West Meridian & Ten Mile · full service area