SkyRight Roofing and Gutters

SkyRight Roofing and Gutters Skyright Roofing and Gutters: Sandpoint and Coeur D'Alene's top, family-owned roofing company. Quality services, exceptional care.

Servicing Boundary, Bonner, and Kootenai County!

Labor Day feels a little different when you work in the trades.Summer roofing season means long days, hot roofs, heavy m...
09/07/2026

Labor Day feels a little different when you work in the trades.

Summer roofing season means long days, hot roofs, heavy materials, and crews showing up again and again to get the work done.

We’re grateful for the people behind the projects — the crews on the roofs, the team keeping things moving, and everyone who puts real skill and effort into this work.

Happy Labor Day from SkyRight Roofing & Gutters.

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Video: SkyRight crew working on roofing projects across North Idaho during summer roofing season.

09/04/2026

Built for North Idaho winter mood swings.

Snow one day. Sun the next. Freeze, thaw, ice, melt, repeat.

Roofs up here have to handle a lot more than one kind of weather, and that is why the details matter — flashing, drainage, ventilation, materials, and how everything is installed together.

Winter has a way of finding weak spots.

Better to think about those details before the weather starts changing again.

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Video: SkyRight roofing footage showing North Idaho winter conditions and roof details built to handle snow, ice, thawing, and changing weather.

09/02/2026

Water is lazy. It will take the easiest path every time.

In this older clip, Tim is making a cricket for the flashing so water laps the right direction and keeps moving off the roof instead of working back into the wrong place.

It is a small detail, but that is usually where roofing problems start — not in the big open areas, but at the transitions, corners, valleys, walls, and places where water has to be directed carefully.

Most homeowners will never see this part once the roof is finished.

But the roof will know.

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Video: Tim making a cricket for roof flashing so water laps correctly and drains the right way on a North Idaho roofing project.

09/01/2026

“Close enough” is not much of a roofing strategy.

Tim is forming metal roofing panels onsite, which means the crew can make the panels to fit the project instead of wrestling with standard pieces that were never the right length in the first place.

Better fit, fewer unnecessary seams, and a lot less arguing with metal.

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Video: Tim forming metal roofing panels onsite for a SkyRight roofing project in North Idaho.

08/28/2026

Is your roof ready for this?

North Idaho weather can turn fast, and snow will be back before we know it.

Late summer is a good time to look for the things that can become bigger problems once snow, ice, and freeze-thaw cycles return — worn shingles, aging flashing, drainage issues, moss, gutters, and roof areas where water tends to sit.

A roof does not have to be leaking to be worth checking before winter.

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Video: Snow falling on a North Idaho roof as a seasonal reminder to check roof condition before winter weather returns.

08/26/2026

Gutters matter before fall weather moves in.

This reel shows the crew removing gutters that needed to come off, then replacing them correctly so water can drain where it is supposed to go.

Gutters are not the flashiest part of a roofing system, but they matter — especially heading into North Idaho’s fall rain, pine needles, and winter weather.

Good drainage helps protect the roofline, fascia, siding, foundation, and the areas around the home where water can cause problems over time.

Small details now can help prevent bigger issues later.

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Video: SkyRight crew removing and correctly replacing gutters on a North Idaho home before fall weather moves in.

08/25/2026

A late-summer reminder as we head toward fall moisture in North Idaho:

Moss does not always start as a major roof problem, but it can become one if it’s left alone.

In this reel, Peter shows how zinc strips can help slow moss growth — and where their protection starts to fade farther down the roof.

If you’ve noticed moss, pine needles, or shaded areas holding moisture on your roof, fall is a good time to take a closer look before winter weather settles in.

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Video: Peter shows how zinc strips can help reduce moss growth on a roof and explains why moss still needs to be watched in shaded or moisture-prone areas.

08/21/2026

This roof was only three years old.

Peter originally came out to look at the gutters, but the inspection turned into something much bigger: shingles delaminating, missing nails, uneven install lines, and flashing details that were done improperly.

Most homeowners would never know from the ground.

This is one of those unfortunate reminders that the contractor you choose matters — especially if you are buying a home, replacing a roof, or trying to understand whether a roof is covered by manufacturer or workmanship warranties.

Hire someone you trust. Hire someone who stands behind the work.

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Video: Peter inspects a three-year-old roof in Sandpoint with shingle failure, missing nails, improper flashing, and possible warranty concerns.

08/19/2026

ICYMI: One of the cooler projects we’ve had the chance to work on.

SkyRight roofed two treehouses out at Round Lake State Park, including one that is ADA accessible and pet friendly.

Definitely not a typical job site for the crew.

Big thanks to Round Lake State Park, Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation, and Nelson Treehouse and Supply for letting us be part of the project.

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Video: SkyRight owner Jorn walking through one of the finished treehouses at Round Lake State Park in North Idaho.

08/18/2026

Tear-off can be one of the messiest parts of a roofing project.

That is exactly why property protection matters.

Before the old cedar shake roof came off, the crew covered and protected the landscaping, walkways, and areas around the home so debris could be contained and the property could be cleaned up properly afterward.

Then the old roof came off, the new roof went on, and the yard was left clean.

Property protection, always. Customer satisfaction is guaranteed before billing.

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Video: SkyRight crew protecting landscaping and surrounding areas during a cedar shake roof tear-off, followed by the completed roof and clean yard.

Address

2605 N Boyer Avenue
Sandpoint, ID
83864

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+12085970101

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