How Our Roofer Referrals Work in Boise, ID
Roof Replacement Boise ID is a free matching service for homeowners in Boise, Idaho. We don't roof houses. We take your request and pass it to one independent local roofer, who then contacts you about an inspection and a written estimate. Here is exactly how that works and where our part ends.
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The roofers we connect you with run their own businesses. They set their own prices, carry their own insurance and sign their own contracts with you. When a roofer takes on a job through this site, the roofer pays us a referral fee. You never pay us, and we never give you anything in return for a request, a sale or the name of a neighbor.
What Happens After You Submit
- You describe the roof. A few details help: your town, the roof's rough age, what you've noticed and whether a storm was involved.
- We pick one roofer. Your request goes to a single independent roofer who works in your area, not to a list of bidders.
- The roofer calls you. Expect a call or text to set a time for a free inspection at your home.
- You get the estimate in writing. Ask for line items such as tear-off, underlayment, flashing, vents, disposal and the permit.
- You decide. Sign only if the price, timeline and contract make sense to you. Saying no costs nothing.
What to Ask the Roofer
Idaho has no roofing-only credential. Instead, anyone contracting for jobs over $2,000 has to register with the state (Idaho Code §54-5204), and a registered contractor must show that number on advertising, contracts and permits (§54-5214). Boise won't issue a permit without asking for it. Before you sign, ask for these:
- The Idaho registration number. Don't rely on a business card; check the number on the state's contractor search run by DOPL.
- Proof of insurance. Ask for current liability coverage and workers' compensation paperwork.
- A local address. A street address you can visit, not just a phone number or a truck.
- An itemized contract. Every material and task written down, along with the price and the payment schedule.
- References. Names of past customers you can actually call, ideally for roofs a few years old.
- Who pulls the permit. The roofer should, and the registration number goes on it.
The Fine Print, Plainly
This site does no roofing work and handles no insurance claims. A roofer can photograph and price storm damage, but the claim is between you and your insurer. If you want a paid negotiator on your side, Idaho reserves that role for public adjusters, whom you'd hire on your own.
We never offer deductible help, gift cards, rebates or referral rewards. Idaho Code §48-603(15) bars paying buyers for naming other buyers, and the state's insurance regulator warns homeowners that a roofer waiving a deductible is a red flag. We don't show a registration number because we aren't a contractor; the roofer you hire has one.
Your Next Step
If the roof is leaking, losing shingles or just getting old, send a request or call (208) 555-0147. One local roofer will follow up. Read our referral marketing disclosure for the details of how referrals are paid.