Roofko.

Idaho's Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing lists Roofko's registration as current, issued in 2026. That makes it a newer name on the state's books, though the registration year doesn't tell you how long the people behind it have worked in the trade. The business works on the Idaho side of the line, with Post Falls as its named service area. Roofing jobs come in two very different sizes. A quick fix, like replacing shingles torn off in a windstorm, resealing flashing around a chimney or chasing a leak at a vent boot, is mostly about getting someone on the roof before the next round of rain or snow. A full tear-off and re-roof is a different job. It involves decking inspection, underlayment and ventilation choices, disposal, and scheduling around North Idaho's short dry season. For small repairs, responsiveness matters most. For a replacement, ask how the crew handles rotten decking, ice-dam protection at the eaves and cleanup. Get the scope in writing, and ask a newer outfit like this one about the work it has done locally.