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Roof repair in Coeur d'Alene
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Roof Repair in Coeur d'Alene, ID

Roof repair in Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814. Call Mossburg Roofing & Siding at (208) 823-1696 for ice dam removal, roof leak repair, metal roof repair, roof replacement and siding repair.

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Roof Repair Services in Coeur d'Alene Near Me

Roof repair, ice dam removal, metal roofing and siding for homes, cabins and shops across Coeur d'Alene and nearby North Idaho towns.

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Roof Leak Repair

Finding and fixing roof leaks in Coeur d'Alene homes, from a drip at a vent boot to water running down an interior wall.

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Ice Dam Prevention

Air sealing, insulation and ventilation fixes that stop ice dams from forming on Coeur d'Alene roofs, plus steam ice dam removal.

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Metal Roof Repair

Screw, flashing, seam and rust repairs on exposed-fastener and standing seam metal roofs on homes, shops and cabins.

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Siding Repair

Repairs to cracked vinyl, rotted wood and hardboard, and damaged fiber cement siding, with the wall behind checked.

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Vinyl Siding

Thick and insulated vinyl siding hung loose so it handles North Idaho cold snaps and hot south walls.

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About Mossburg Roofing & Siding

Roof Repair Company in Coeur d'Alene Near Me

Mossburg Roofing & Siding is a roofing and siding company based in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. We handle roof repair, ice dam removal, roof replacement and siding for homes, cabins and shops across Kootenai County and nearby towns in Bonner, Shoshone and Spokane counties.

Our crew works on the roofs North Idaho actually has. Steep asphalt roofs on older homes near downtown. Low-slope additions that fill up with snow. Metal roofs on shops and lake cabins, and new builds going up across the Rathdrum Prairie. We have seen what snow load, freeze-thaw and pine needles do to each of them.

We keep it simple. We find the real problem, show you photos, give you a written price and do the work we quoted. If a roof leak repair will do the job, we will not sell you a new roof.

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  • Our own crew working in and around Coeur d'Alene
  • Attic and roof checked before we quote
  • Written price before any work starts
  • Roofing and siding under one company

Why choose us for roof repair

Coeur d'Alene Homeowners Call Us for Roof Repair

We look before we quote. Every roof repair starts in the attic and on the roof. You get photos of what we found and a written price before any work starts.

We build for snow. Ice and water shield at eaves and valleys, balanced attic ventilation, snow guards on metal roofs and gutters hung to take a load go on every job we do.

We fix causes. Ice dams, repeat leaks and rotted fascia usually have a reason behind them. We find it, so you are not calling us next winter for the same thing. See our ice dam prevention page.

Roofing and siding in one company. Where a roof meets a wall is where a lot of leaks start. We handle both sides of that joint, including kickout flashing, step flashing and trim.

We clean up. Tarps over plants, magnet sweeps of the yard and driveway, and debris hauled off when the job is done.

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We look first

Attic and roof checked and photos taken before any price is given.

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Built for snow

Ice and water shield, balanced venting and snow guards where the snow will land.

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Causes, not patches

We fix the reason for ice dams and repeat leaks so they stop coming back.

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Photos of the work

Before and after photos of every repair, so you can see what was done.

How it works

How roof repair works with our crew in Coeur d'Alene

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Call us

Call (208) 823-1696 and tell us what you are seeing: a leak, ice at the eaves, missing shingles or damaged siding.

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We inspect

Our crew checks the roof and the attic, finds the source of the problem and takes photos.

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Written price

You get a written price for the roof repair before any work starts. No pressure to book.

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We fix it and clean up

We do the work we quoted, photograph the finished repair and run magnets over the yard before we leave.

Coverage

Roof Repair Across Coeur d'Alene and Nearby Towns

Roof repair and ice dam removal for the neighborhoods and ZIP codes around Coeur d'Alene.

Neighborhoods we cover for roof repair

  • Post Falls
  • Hayden
  • Rathdrum
  • Dalton Gardens
  • Hayden Lake
  • Athol
  • Spirit Lake
  • Harrison
  • Worley
  • Kellogg
  • Sandpoint
  • Liberty Lake
  • Spokane Valley

ZIP codes we serve

83854 83835 83858 83815 83801 83869 83833 83876 83837 83864 99019 99216

Areas we serve

Roof repair in towns near Coeur d'Alene

Post Falls Hayden Rathdrum Dalton Gardens Hayden Lake Athol Spirit Lake Harrison Worley Kellogg Sandpoint Liberty Lake Spokane Valley

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Roof Repair in Coeur d'Alene, ID: What North Idaho Winters Do to a Roof

Roof repair in Coeur d'Alene is a different job than roof repair in a mild climate. Our roofs carry snow for months, go through freeze-thaw cycles almost every day in late fall and early spring, and then bake under dry summer sun. Each of those wears on a roof in its own way, and most of the repair calls we get trace back to one of them.

Snow and freeze-thaw

Snow is heavy, and it gets heavier when rain falls on it or it starts to melt. Porches, carports, additions and older shops are where we see the most sagging and cracked framing. Freeze-thaw is quieter. Water gets into a small gap, freezes, expands and makes the gap bigger. Repeat that dozens of times a winter and a hairline crack in sealant becomes a leak. That is why tar and roofing cement patches rarely hold up here. They go brittle in the cold and split.

Ice dams

Ice dams are the most common winter leak we fix. Warm air from the house heats the roof deck, snow melts from below, and the water freezes again at the cold eave. The ice builds a dam, meltwater pools behind it and gets pushed up under the shingles. Low-slope roofs, vaulted ceilings and homes with blocked soffit vents are the worst. Our ice dam prevention work goes after the cause.

Pine needles, moss and shade

A lot of Coeur d'Alene sits under ponderosa pine and Douglas fir. Needles pack into valleys and gutters and hold water against the roof. The shady north side of a roof grows moss that lifts shingle edges. A yearly roof inspection and a gutter cleaning go a long way.

Metal roofs on shops and cabins

Metal is common here on shops, pole barns and lake cabins around Lake Coeur d'Alene, Hayden Lake and Spirit Lake. Exposed-fastener metal roofs leak at the screws as the rubber washers age. Standing seam roofs leak at flashings and penetrations. We do metal roof repair on both.

Wildfire season

Late summer brings smoke and, some years, fire close to town. Embers land on roofs and in gutters full of dry needles. When we replace a roof near the timber, we recommend a Class A rated assembly and vents covered with fine metal mesh.

How we handle a roof repair

Our crew finds the source of the leak, not just the stain. We go into the attic, then up on the roof, and we show you photos of what we found. You get a written price before we start. Most repairs take one visit. If the roof is past repair, we tell you straight and explain your options for roof replacement.

Mossburg Roofing & Siding works across Coeur d'Alene, from the Fort Grounds and Sanders Beach to Riverstone, the Garden District and the newer subdivisions off Atlas Road and Prairie Avenue. Call (208) 823-1696 for roof repair in Coeur d'Alene.

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Ice Dam Removal and Prevention in Coeur d'Alene

Ice dam removal in Coeur d'Alene is a winter job we do a lot, mostly from late December into early March. If you see thick ice along the eaves, big icicles hanging off the gutters, or water stains on the ceiling near an outside wall, you likely have an ice dam holding back meltwater.

How we remove ice dams

We use low-pressure steam. Steam cuts channels through the ice and melts it off the roof without damaging shingles, gutters or metal panels. We do not chip at ice with hatchets or picks, which punch holes in shingles and dent metal. We do not use high-pressure hot water, which drives water under the roofing. And we do not recommend salt or calcium chloride pucks, which stain siding, kill plants below and can corrode metal.

We clear snow back from the eave far enough to open a drainage path, steam channels through the dam so meltwater can run off, then take down the rest. We leave a thin layer of snow on the shingles so we do not scrape off granules.

Why ice dams keep coming back

Removing the ice fixes this week. Stopping the next one means dealing with heat getting into the attic. The usual causes in Coeur d'Alene homes are:

  • Air leaks from the house into the attic around can lights, plumbing stacks, the attic hatch and top plates
  • Thin or uneven attic insulation
  • Soffit vents blocked by insulation or paint
  • Vaulted ceilings with no vent channel under the roof deck
  • Low-slope roofs where snow sits longer

We look at all of these and give you a plan. Sometimes it is a day of air sealing and baffles. Sometimes it is attic ventilation work. On roofs that cannot be fixed easily, heat cable installation keeps a clear drainage path at the eave and inside the downspouts.

Ice and water shield

On every reroof, we run ice and water shield at the eaves, in the valleys and around penetrations. It is a self-sealing membrane that closes around nails and keeps backed-up water out of the house. Building code calls for it at the eaves where ice damming is common, and in North Idaho that is nearly everywhere.

When ice dams already caused damage

Wet insulation, stained drywall and soft sheathing at the eave are common after a bad winter. We repair the roof side and can point you to the right people for interior drywall. Our roof leak repair page covers what we check.

Call Mossburg Roofing & Siding at (208) 823-1696 for ice dam removal and roof repair in Coeur d'Alene, Hayden, Post Falls and nearby towns.

Roof repair questions in Coeur d'Alene

Roof Repair FAQs

Common questions about roof repair in Coeur d'Alene

Questions Coeur d'Alene homeowners ask about roof repair, ice dams and siding, with straight answers.

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Can you fix a roof leak in the winter?
Yes. Many repairs can be done in cold weather, and when a full fix has to wait for a dry day, we tarp or temporarily seal the area so water stops coming in.
How do I tell if I have an ice dam?
Look for a thick ridge of ice along the eaves, large icicles hanging from the gutters, or water stains on ceilings and walls near outside walls during a thaw. Frost or wet spots in the attic are another sign.
Do you work on metal roofs?
Yes. We repair and install exposed-fastener and standing seam metal roofs on homes, shops, pole barns and cabins, including screw replacement, flashing repairs and snow guards.
What roofing makes sense for homes near the forest?
A Class A rated roof assembly is the one to ask for. Metal and many asphalt shingle systems carry that rating. Vents with fine metal mesh and clean gutters also cut down on ember risk during fire season.
What areas do you serve?
We are based in Coeur d'Alene and work in Post Falls, Hayden, Rathdrum, Dalton Gardens, Hayden Lake, Athol, Spirit Lake, Harrison, Worley, Kellogg, Sandpoint, Liberty Lake and Spokane Valley.

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Leaks, ice dams, snow damage or siding trouble in Coeur d'Alene? Call (208) 823-1696. We look at the roof and give you a written price before any work starts.

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