North Idaho's
Metal Roofing
Experts.
Standing seam, corrugated, and metal shingle roofs engineered for lake-effect snow, mountain wind, and wildfire country. One roof. The last one you'll buy.
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No pressure, no spam. Licensed & insured — Idaho RCE-66885.
Real roofs.
Real credibility.
Selected projects from our crew across North Idaho, Eastern Washington, and Western Montana — barns, boathouses, commercial shells, and full reroofs. No stock photos. Every one of these is ours.
White Horse Barn
Cupola-topped white horse barn with concealed-fastener metal roof panels. North Idaho country build.
Gambrel Against Mountains
Red gambrel barn set against the Montana snowline. Full metal reroof engineered for heavy snow load.
Sunset Commercial
Commercial red metal building at sunset. Exposed-fastener panels with color-match trim and ridge cap.
Boathouse Standing Seam
Lakeside boathouse with concealed-fastener standing seam. Rated for shoreline exposure and wind lift.
Dover Bay Barn
Dover Bay custom barn with ridgeline cupolas and premium metal panel system. Finished clean.
Barn Reroof
Full tear-off and metal reroof over an aging barn. Clean decking, fresh underlayment, watertight seams.
Blue Corrugated Barn
Corrugated panel agricultural barn in classic blue — high-rib profile for maximum snow shedding.
Red Commercial
Red commercial building with full metal roof and wall panel wrap. Long-span framing, clean field seams.
Copper Ridge Cabin
Copper-tone metal roof over a re-decked mountain cabin — crisp vertical panels, clean eave trim, flag flying. Brandon on the ridge.
Blue Hip Roof
Coastal-blue metal roof on a complex hip-and-valley home — every hip and rake capped tight, ridges vented and watertight.
Blue Ridge Line
Long-run blue metal roofing set against the mountains — straight ridge line, even panel modules, engineered to shed North Idaho snow.
Blue Mountain Home
Full blue metal roof with color-matched fascia on a North Idaho valley home. Built to weather decades of snow, wind, and sun.
White Horse Barn
Cupola-topped white horse barn with concealed-fastener metal roof panels. North Idaho country build.
Gambrel Against Mountains
Red gambrel barn set against the Montana snowline. Full metal reroof engineered for heavy snow load.
Sunset Commercial
Commercial red metal building at sunset. Exposed-fastener panels with color-match trim and ridge cap.
Boathouse Standing Seam
Lakeside boathouse with concealed-fastener standing seam. Rated for shoreline exposure and wind lift.
Dover Bay Barn
Dover Bay custom barn with ridgeline cupolas and premium metal panel system. Finished clean.
Barn Reroof
Full tear-off and metal reroof over an aging barn. Clean decking, fresh underlayment, watertight seams.
Blue Corrugated Barn
Corrugated panel agricultural barn in classic blue — high-rib profile for maximum snow shedding.
Red Commercial
Red commercial building with full metal roof and wall panel wrap. Long-span framing, clean field seams.
Copper Ridge Cabin
Copper-tone metal roof over a re-decked mountain cabin — crisp vertical panels, clean eave trim, flag flying. Brandon on the ridge.
Blue Hip Roof
Coastal-blue metal roof on a complex hip-and-valley home — every hip and rake capped tight, ridges vented and watertight.
Blue Ridge Line
Long-run blue metal roofing set against the mountains — straight ridge line, even panel modules, engineered to shed North Idaho snow.
Blue Mountain Home
Full blue metal roof with color-matched fascia on a North Idaho valley home. Built to weather decades of snow, wind, and sun.
One roof.
Outlasts the mortgage.
Asphalt fails in mountain country. Heavy snow, wildfire smoke, freeze-thaw cycles and lake-effect moisture chew through composite shingles ten to fifteen years ahead of their rated life. Metal does not flinch.
Standing seam, corrugated, and metal shingle systems are Class A fire-rated, non-combustible, and warrantied for 50+ years. Install it once. It is the last roof most homeowners in North Idaho will ever buy — and it pulls 85% of its cost back at resale.
The profiles
we install.
Standing Seam
Concealed-fastener panels with clean lines and superior weather protection.
Corrugated & R-Panel
Rugged exposed-fastener panels for residential, ag, and commercial buildings.
Metal Shingle & Shake
Traditional shingle aesthetics with metal strength and fire protection.
Commercial & Agricultural
Large-scale roofing for warehouses, pole barns, shops, and ag structures.
From quote to
final walkthrough.
Free Consultation
We visit your property, assess the roof, discuss your goals, and answer every question. No pressure, no obligation.
Custom Proposal
Detailed written estimate with material options, timeline, warranty, and transparent pricing. No hidden line items.
Precision Install
Experienced crew handles permits, materials, and install with meticulous attention to flashing, seams, and clean job sites.
Final Walkthrough
We inspect every seam, flashing, and detail with you. Nothing signs off until you're 100% satisfied.
Ritchie
A name on the
permit.
“My name goes on the permit. My name goes on the warranty. I'm on the roof, not behind a desk. That's the deal.”
Brandon Ritchie is a former U.S. Army Infantry Officer who brings the same operational planning and discipline to every roof. Fifteen years in the trade, he built his metal roofing crew to protect North Idaho homes the way the climate actually demands — standing seam, corrugated, and metal shingle systems engineered for mountain snow, wind, and wildfire. He lives in Bonner County with his wife and two daughters. Veteran, husband, father, roofer.
Built for the North.
Sandpoint, Bonner County, the Idaho panhandle, eastern Washington and the Flathead Valley. If your roof sees snow load, we've worked it.
- Sandpoint, ID
- Ponderay, ID
- Sagle, ID
- Bonners Ferry, ID
- Priest River, ID
- Spirit Lake, ID
- Rathdrum, ID
- Hayden, ID
- Coeur d'Alene, ID
- Post Falls, ID
- Spokane, WA
- Spokane Valley, WA
- Kalispell, MT
- Whitefish, MT
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