Roofers in Lolo, MT

Lolo sits just south of Missoula, where US-93 heads up the Bitterroot and US-12 turns west toward Lolo Pass. Homes here range from neighborhoods on the valley floor to houses tucked into the foothills and along Lolo Creek, and the roofs face different conditions depending on where they sit.

Homes on the valley floor get the full force of wind moving through the valley. Homes in the trees and foothills deal more with shade, lingering snow and debris like needles and branches collecting in valleys and gutters. Shaded roofs stay wet longer and are more prone to moss and ice dams, while exposed roofs lose shingles to wind. An inspection looks at the conditions your roof actually lives with.

If your roof is 20 years or older, a free inspection will tell you whether to plan a roof replacement or keep it going with a roof repair.

Every estimate includes an on-site look at your roof and an itemized written estimate covering materials, timeline and recommended solutions, at no cost and with no pressure. We typically schedule estimates within one to two business days of your request. Urgent leaks and storm damage get priority.