BOZEMAN ROOFING
CONTRACTORS —
ROOF REPAIR & REPLACEMENT

Yes — always. We climb the roof (or fly the drone), document everything with photos, and email you a clear report. No hidden fees, no obligation.

A clear, written estimate broken out line by line — materials, labor, tear-off, disposal, and warranty. Easy to read, easy to compare against any other Bozeman roofer.

Most Bozeman-area homes are done in 1–3 days, weather permitting. We start clean, finish clean, and walk the property with you before we leave.

If we find storm or hail damage during your free inspection, we document it in a clear report you can give your insurance company. We don't run the claim for you — we just make it easier to file.

We're typically scheduling within the week across Bozeman, Belgrade, Manhattan, Big Sky, and the Gallatin Valley. For urgent leaks or storm damage, call (406) 551-9397.

Yes — fully licensed in Montana and carrying full liability insurance and workers' comp. Certificates available on request.

Every roof comes with a manufacturer warranty on materials plus a SureRoof workmanship warranty on labor. We'll spell out the exact terms in your written bid.

Yes. Montana snow loads and ice dams cause real structural damage. We respond fast across the Gallatin Valley and Missoula — 24/7 during heavy storms.

Bozeman, Belgrade, Manhattan, Three Forks, Big Sky, Livingston, the wider Gallatin Valley, and Missoula.

It depends on size, pitch, and material — most asphalt shingle replacements on a Bozeman home run $15,000 to $20,000. Every estimate is line-itemed so you can see exactly what you're paying for: materials, labor, tear-off, disposal, and warranty. We'll give you a written number after a free inspection — no guessing over the phone.

No — it's your call. That said, more than half of our customers do end up filing a claim, especially after hail or wind damage, and insurance often covers more than half the cost — sometimes the whole thing. During your free inspection we'll tell you honestly whether your roof has damage that's likely to qualify, document it either way, and let you decide what to do with that information.

A standard asphalt shingle roof in the Gallatin Valley typically lasts 20+ years, depending on pitch, ventilation, and how much snow load and ice damming it deals with each winter. Metal roofs generally last longer and shed snow better, which is why we see more of them on Big Sky and high-elevation homes.

Late spring through early fall is ideal — the weather window is more predictable and shingles seal better in warmer temps. That said, we do replacements and repairs year-round; winter jobs just take more planning around weather.

Both. A lot of our work is re-roofing homes built decades ago, where we're often the first crew to actually get up there and tell the homeowner what's going on instead of just bidding off a satellite photo.