Multifamily roof replacement · Boise, Idaho

Boise multifamily roof replacement

PowerHouse Exteriors replaced the connected roof sections across a Boise multifamily property, repairing delaminated decking and installing a consistent roofing system across multiple units.

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Completed architectural shingle roof across a Boise multifamily property — Completed multifamily roof replacement in Boise, Idaho.

Project type: Multifamily roof replacement
Location: Multifamily community, Boise, Idaho
Problem: Aging shingles and delaminated roof decking across a connected multi-unit property
Material: Architectural asphalt shingles, synthetic underlayment, and deck repairs
Project scope: Multi-section tear-off, decking repair, and roof replacement
Result: Completed coordinated roof system across the property

Challenge

Large connected roof areas, multiple ventilation penetrations, and sections of delaminated decking required one coordinated scope across the multifamily property.

Solution

The crew removed the aging shingles, exposed and repaired damaged roof decking, installed synthetic underlayment, staged materials across the roof planes, and completed the architectural shingle system around each vent and transition.

Outcome

The Boise property received a consistent finished roof system across its connected sections, with repaired decking and completed ventilation details beneath the new shingles.

Project gallery

Boise multifamily roofing from damaged decking to completed shingles

Follow this multi-unit roof replacement through the existing-roof review, tear-off, delaminated decking repair, synthetic underlayment, material staging, and completed architectural shingle system.

Street view of a Boise multifamily property before roof replacement — The connected multifamily property before the roof replacement began.

Existing architectural shingles across connected Boise multifamily roof sections — Existing shingles and ventilation details across the connected roof planes.

Existing roof condition on a multi-unit residential property in Boise Idaho — The original roof system viewed across the property's shared courtyard.

Delaminated plywood roof decking exposed during Boise multifamily roof tear-off — Tear-off exposed delaminated roof decking that needed repair before installation continued.

Roofing crews removing shingles from multiple connected units in Boise — Coordinated tear-off progressing across multiple sections of the property.

Boise multifamily roof replacement during full shingle tear-off — A full-property view while the existing roofing was being removed.

PowerHouse Exteriors multifamily roof tear-off in progress in Boise Idaho — Removal work continued section by section across the connected units.

Synthetic underlayment and new shingles staged across a Boise multifamily roof — Synthetic underlayment installed with new shingle bundles staged for the next phase.

Roofing crew preparing underlayment and decking repairs on a Boise multi-unit roof — Crews coordinated decking work and underlayment across the shared roof sections.

Roofing materials staged over synthetic underlayment on a Boise multifamily property — Underlayment, flashing components, and shingles staged for efficient installation.

PowerHouse Exteriors team member documenting synthetic roof underlayment in Boise — PowerHouse Exteriors documented the underlayment and deck-preparation phase.

PowerHouse Exteriors team member at a Boise multifamily roofing project — On-site project documentation during the coordinated installation.

Completed architectural shingles and ridge caps on a Boise multifamily roof — Completed shingles, ridge caps, and ventilation details across intersecting roof planes.

Wide view of completed connected roof sections at a Boise multifamily property — A wide completed view showing consistent roofing across the multi-unit property.

Completed multifamily roof system surrounding a shared courtyard in Boise Idaho — Completed architectural shingles across the roof sections surrounding the courtyard.

Close view of completed shingles and roof vents on a Boise multifamily building — Close inspection of the completed shingle pattern, ridge, and roof ventilation.

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