If your roof is past 20, has missing shingles after the last wind event, or just looks tired from the street, a full replacement is usually cheaper over five years than another round of repairs. We'll tell you straight which one you actually need — and a lot of the time it's not a full replacement.
What we install
Malarkey asphalt shingles (most homes)
Malarkey is our default for the Gallatin Valley because the granules hold up to the UV here and the shingles handle wind better than the cheaper national brands. The Highlander and Vista lines are what we put on most Bozeman houses. Class 4 impact-rated upgrades available if you're in a hail corridor and want to lower your insurance.
DaVinci synthetic shake & slate (premium)
For larger homes in Bridger Canyon, Big Sky, and the foothills, DaVinci composite gives you the look of real cedar shake or natural slate without the maintenance and at a fraction of the weight. 50-year material warranty.
What's in your written bid
- Tear-off and disposal of the old roof
- Underlayment, ice-and-water shield, drip edge, and flashing
- Shingles or synthetic by line, color, and quantity
- Ridge vent, pipe boots, and any required ventilation upgrades
- Labor, cleanup, and the magnet sweep
- Manufacturer warranty terms + the SureRoof workmanship warranty
What it costs
Honest answer: a straightforward asphalt replacement on a single-story Bozeman home usually lands somewhere in the mid-five-figures. Bigger pitches, complex valleys, or DaVinci synthetic push it up from there. We don't quote over the phone because the variables matter — we'll come out, climb the roof, and put a real number in writing for free.
Wondering what it costs?
Read our Bozeman roof replacement cost guide — real numbers and what moves them.
Common questions
How long does a roof replacement take in Bozeman?+
Most single-family homes in the Gallatin Valley are done in 1–3 days. Bigger or steeper roofs (looking at you, Bridger Canyon) can run 4–5. We'll give you the real number in your written bid, not a vague 'depends.'
What shingles do you install?+
Malarkey Highlander or Vista on most homes — they handle Montana wind and UV well and come with a strong manufacturer warranty. For premium homes we install DaVinci synthetic shake or slate. Want metal instead? We do standing-seam too.
Do I need to be home during the install?+
No. Most homeowners head to work. We protect landscaping, run a magnet over the driveway and yard for nails when we're done, and walk the property with you before we pack up.
What's your warranty?+
Manufacturer warranty on materials (length depends on the shingle line) plus a SureRoof workmanship warranty on labor. We spell out the exact terms in writing — no fine-print games.
Will my homeowner's insurance cover it?+
If the damage was caused by wind or hail, often yes. We'll inspect the roof for free and put together a clear photo report you can submit with your claim.