Specialty Exteriors is a composition roofing company serving Idaho homeowners with asphalt shingle roof repair and replacement. From worn shingles and isolated damage to a roof that has reached the end of its service life, we help you choose a practical composition roofing solution for your home. Get a free composition roofing quote from our team today.
Missing, cracked, lifted, or damaged shingles can leave the roof system vulnerable to water intrusion. Our composition roof repair services address problem areas, damaged flashing, and other common sources of shingle-roof issues so you can correct localized damage before it spreads. We inspect the affected area, explain what we find, and recommend repair when it is a sound option.
When widespread wear, repeated leaks, or extensive shingle damage makes repair less practical, a full composition roof replacement can restore reliable protection across the entire roof. Specialty Exteriors installs new asphalt shingle roofing with options for different profiles, performance needs, colors, and budgets. Start with an estimate built around your roof rather than a one-size-fits-all price.
Owens Corning offers asphalt shingle options ranging from straightforward architectural profiles to higher-performance and designer styles. We can help you compare available colors, profiles, and product features for your replacement roof.
CertainTeed manufactures a broad selection of composition shingles, including architectural and dimensional options designed for different looks and performance priorities. Product selection can be matched to your home, roof design, and budget.
GAF asphalt shingles are available in multiple architectural styles, colors, and performance levels. They are a practical option for homeowners who want to balance curb appeal, durability, and project cost.
IKO offers composition shingles in a range of dimensional profiles and color blends. We can walk you through suitable options based on the appearance and roofing performance you want from the project.
Three-tab shingles use a flat, uniform profile that creates a simple, consistent roofline. They are generally selected when upfront cost and a traditional asphalt-shingle appearance are the main priorities.
Architectural shingles use layered construction to create more dimension across the roof. They are a common choice for homeowners who want a stronger visual profile and a step up from basic three-tab shingles.
Impact-resistant shingles are designed for improved resistance to damage from hail and other impacts. Available ratings and features vary by manufacturer, so product selection should be based on the specific shingle rather than the category name alone.
Designer shingles use distinctive shapes, shadow lines, and color blends to create a more customized roof appearance. Some are made to echo the look of slate or wood shake while retaining asphalt-shingle construction.
T-lock shingles are an older interlocking asphalt-shingle style found on some existing roofs. Because this profile is largely obsolete, damaged T-lock roofs can be difficult to match, and replacement may be worth discussing when repairs are no longer practical.
Cool-roof shingles are designed with reflective properties that can reduce the amount of solar heat absorbed by the roof surface. Product availability and performance vary, so we can help compare options that fit your roof and project goals.
Composition shingles come in a broad palette of solid tones and blended colors. The right choice depends on your siding, trim, architectural style, and how much contrast you want between the roof and the rest of the exterior.
Asphalt composition shingles remain a popular residential roofing option because they offer a useful balance of cost, design flexibility, and repairability.
A full composition roof replacement on the average-sized home in Idaho costs approximately $14,259 - $16,177. Use our FREE Idaho roof cost calculator for a price range estimate based on the specifications of your roof.
Specialty Exteriors offers roof financing for Idaho homeowners who would rather spread the cost of a composition roof project over time. Financing can make a planned replacement or an unexpected roofing project easier to fit into your household budget, with options based on the size and cost of your project.
Review the available financing options, complete the application, and compare the terms available for your project before moving forward. Our financing resources are designed to give you a clearer path from roofing estimate to approved project budget.
Quality composition shingle roofs typically last 20-30 years with proper maintenance. Premium architectural shingles can last even longer, especially when installed by certified professionals.
Yes, composition shingles can be installed year-round, including winter. However, installation techniques may need to be adjusted for cold weather to ensure proper sealing and adhesion.
Yes, composition shingles can be recycled. The materials are often processed into asphalt for road construction. We partner with local recycling facilities to minimize environmental impact.
