METAL ROOFSFOR HAUSER,IDAHO.

The Inland Northwest prairie corridor — from Coeur d'Alene through Spokane and down to the Palouse — presents a different set of roofing challenges than the mountains. Wide-open exposure means sustained wind loads that can peel back improperly fastened shingles. Summer hailstorms can destroy an asphalt roof in minutes. Urban and suburban properties often have HOA requirements that demand a specific aesthetic. And with energy costs rising every year, the thermal performance of your roof directly impacts your monthly bills. Metal roofing addresses every one of these concerns. Impact-resistant steel panels shrug off hail that would total a conventional roof. Modern metal shingle profiles replicate the look of cedar shake or architectural shingles to satisfy even the strictest HOA design guidelines. Reflective coatings reduce cooling costs by up to 25% in summer, and the superior insulation compatibility of standing seam systems keeps heating bills down through long prairie winters.

Hauser is a lakefront community on Hauser Lake, nestled between Post Falls and the Washington state line. Most of our work here is on lake-access cabins and the homes along Hauser Lake Road — a mix of older second-home stock and newer primary residences. Standing seam in darker finishes is especially popular here because the tight tree canopy keeps the lake homes shaded, and the smooth surface sheds pine needles and moss better than any textured roof.

Metal Roof Idaho installs metal roofing throughout Hauser and the surrounding Kootenai County area. Located 47 miles from our Sandpoint headquarters, Hauser sits well inside our primary service territory.