Newer homes, bigger roofs, complex rooflines
Most of Four Corners went up in the last twenty-five years, and a lot of it is larger homes with cut-up rooflines — multiple gables, dormers, dead valleys, and long eaves. Those are great looking roofs and they have more places to leak than a simple ranch. Nearly every repair we do here traces back to a valley, a sidewall, or a skylight rather than the open field of shingles.
- Valley and dead-valley leaks on complex rooflines
- Wind-lifted and missing shingles along rakes and ridges
- Chimney, sidewall, skylight, and pipe boot flashing
- Ice dam damage at long eaves and over garages
- Hail damage documented for an insurance claim
- Temporary protection after storm damage, then a permanent repair
Ice dams are the winter call here
Big attics with marginal intake ventilation plus deep eaves equals ice at the edge. We fix the leak, then tell you honestly whether it's a roofing problem or an insulation and ventilation problem — because patching shingles over a ventilation issue just moves the water. If snow load is the immediate worry, see roof snow removal.
What the assessment gets you
Roof walked or droned, photos of every problem area, attic checked where accessible, and a plain-English emailed report. No fee and no driveway sales pitch. If a repair is the right answer, we quote the repair.
Where we work
Four Corners proper, the Gooch Hill and Cottonwood corridors, Gallatin Gateway, the river properties along the Gallatin, and the acreages between here and Belgrade.
Call (406) 551-9397 or request a free estimate.