Research 13 Idaho roofing employers with official career or employment sources in the Treasure Valley, eastern Idaho and North Idaho. Compare commercial reroofing, residential installation, roof repair, sales and crew leadership.
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Upson identifies a Caldwell office and maintains a commercial-roofing employment page with estimator and service-coordinator listings. A separate company description explains new construction and reroofing field tasks. Candidates should check which role is open and whether the work starts in Caldwell or at a project site.
Point's employer-hosted job board lists Boise repair technician and outside-sales roles, plus future-interest applications in production, sales and administration. Its own careers page describes residential and commercial work. This is a concrete Treasure Valley source; distinguish active positions from future-opportunity forms.
Rainguard maintains an Idaho roofing application page and invites candidates to apply. The page describes compensation and a conditional bonus, but those are employer claims that depend on eligibility and timing. Ask for a current position description, roof systems, reporting address and written terms.
Rebel's careers page names Treasure Valley communities but its form asks for a contractor license, crew size, insurance certificate and W-9. That suggests a subcontractor-crew route rather than a standard individual employee posting. Applicants should confirm the legal work arrangement before sharing documentation or accepting work.
Peak publishes a Nampa roofing careers page with direct contact information and notes that workdays vary with daylight, weather and job needs. This gives a practical question for applicants about seasonal hours and scheduling. The page is a local inquiry path, not a verified current vacancy count.
Madison's Boise/Meridian employment page outlines field tasks including material unloading, roof preparation, installation and cleanup. It is a direct source for installation work in the Treasure Valley. Candidates should confirm which roof systems crews handle and whether the employment application corresponds to an active opening.
CCX's recruiting page explicitly names Idaho Falls and Pocatello among its hiring markets. The company describes roof repair and metal-roof work, making it a source for eastern Idaho candidates. Its page also lists Utah locations, so filter for an Idaho worksite and verify travel requirements.
Hawaiian Built publishes a Boise-specific roofing-jobs page inviting field candidates to apply. The company presents itself as a smaller operation, which may mean a different role mix from large commercial contractors. Ask what roofing systems, training and current vacancies the team can actually offer.
White Pine's careers page names several North Idaho communities and lists roofing opportunities around Coeur d'Alene and Post Falls. This is a geographically distinct lead from the Boise and eastern Idaho employers. Confirm the exact crew base, installation type and current job status on the official page.
Russell's employment page identifies Lewiston and Moscow among its Idaho markets, alongside Eastern Washington. It describes sales work with homeowners and roofing construction opportunities. Cross-border service makes travel and reporting location key interview questions; do not infer that every listed market has its own crew.
Glacier's careers page identifies Coeur d'Alene and Boise as Idaho locations for its roofing and exterior business. That connects two distinct state markets, but the source does not establish the same role at both. Applicants should check current openings and ask which office manages their position.
Crump maintains an employment page and describes architectural-composition shingle work around Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls and nearby communities. It is a local roof-installation lead rather than a documented statewide operation. Ask where its crews assemble and whether a specific employee position is open.
DaBella’s employer-hosted Twin Falls opportunity seeks established contractors or construction professionals who can install roofing or other home-improvement products. This is a subcontractor route, not proof of an individual payroll roofer opening. Ask about insurance, licensing, scope, payment and crew requirements before applying.
Upson and Point document commercial or mixed roof work in the Treasure Valley. Ask whether positions are installation, service or estimating.
Point, Peak and Hawaiian Built publish Boise-area career routes, with Point separately listing a repair technician.
CCX names Idaho Falls and Pocatello openings, providing an official source outside the Boise market.
White Pine, Russell Roofing and Glacier describe Coeur d'Alene or Lewiston-area roofing paths. Compare reporting location and cross-state travel.
Idaho's sources are spread across separate markets. Caldwell and Boise pages show commercial and mixed roofing work, CCX names Idaho Falls and Pocatello, while White Pine and Russell Roofing cover North Idaho. Confirm the branch and travel area on every role. Use current Idaho roofing jobs for changing listings.
A Caldwell commercial-roofer description distinguishes new commercial roof applications from reroofing. Applicants can use that distinction when asking about membrane experience, travel and crew schedule.
No. Some sources list named jobs, while others accept applications or inquiries. Verify each opening before applying.
Upson in Caldwell and Madison in the Boise area document commercial or mixed work; confirm the actual role and system.
White Pine, Russell Quality, Glacier and Crump identify northern Idaho operations or service areas.
No. Rebel's application asks for a contractor license, insurance and W-9. Clarify whether it is an insured subcontractor opportunity.
Reviewed 2026-10-23. We checked official company career, role, service and location pages for roofing activity and a documented connection to Idaho. National workforce totals were not treated as state staffing. Employer claims about workplace culture are not independent ratings. No keyword volumes, salary estimates or hiring totals were invented. Report a correction.
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Last substantive review: 2026-10-23. Openings and terms change; confirm details with employers.