Ammon, Bonneville County
Roofing in Ammon, just east of Idaho Falls.
Ammon has grown quickly, and many of its homes were built in the same few waves. That means whole streets of roofs that reach the end of their life at about the same time.
What we see on Ammon roofs
Most of the roofs we look at in Ammon are on their first set of shingles. The builder-grade shingles used on many subdivision homes do their job for a good while, but in our wind and sun they start to lose granules and lift at the edges sooner than the higher grades.
The good news: first replacements are usually straightforward. There is only one layer to remove, the decking is often in good shape, and it is the right moment to fix the ventilation that tract builds often skimp on.
If your neighbors are replacing their roofs, it's worth an inspection. Roofs on the same street were usually installed with the same materials in the same years.
- Distance
- Next door to our Idaho Falls base
- Common jobs
- First full replacements, wind-lifted shingles, ventilation upgrades
- Also nearby
- Idaho Falls
Roofing services in Ammon
Ammon roofing questions
Does my HOA in Ammon need to approve a new roof?
Many Ammon subdivisions have rules on roof color and material. Check your HOA covenants before you choose; we can send shingle samples and spec sheets for your HOA application.
Several houses on my street are getting new roofs. Should I?
Not automatically, but it is a good reason to check. If the inspection shows your shingles still have life in them, we will say so.
Get eyes on your roof before the next storm.
Book a roof inspection online, or call and talk to the person who will actually climb the ladder.