Mountain Metal and Cedar LLC.

The company says it fabricates and installs architectural sheet metal, which points to custom flashing, trim and metal roofing work rather than only off-the-shelf panels. Cedar siding installation and roofing systems sit alongside that, and framing and general construction round out the list, so a project that starts with structure and ends with the exterior skin can stay with one crew. It describes itself as family-owned. The business holds an Idaho contractor registration, issued in 2021. The fit is residential. A homeowner replacing a worn roof with custom metal, re-siding a house in cedar, or taking on a renovation that needs new framing is the kind of job the service list lines up with. Large commercial development falls outside that lineup. No manufacturer certification programs are listed, so a project that depends on a specific brand's certified-installer warranty may call for asking about that directly. Before roofing, siding or framing work starts, get the scope in writing: which materials, which trim and flashing details, and what happens to the old roofing or siding. Ask how cleanup is handled, including nails in the yard and debris hauling. Ask how change orders are priced and approved, since tearing into an older Coeur d'Alene or Hayden house can turn up rot or framing that needs attention. Finally, ask what workmanship warranty the contractor gives, and how it sits alongside any material warranty on metal panels or cedar.