Colville, WA · Stevens County · Highway 395
Roofing Contractor in Colville, WA
Northeast Washington roofs face conditions the rest of the region doesn’t. Snow loads that hit 70+ psf. Wildfire smoke from the Colville National Forest. Rural properties with three or four structures each. Our installs are engineered for the actual conditions in Stevens County — not spec’d for the milder markets down south.
Built for Stevens County Weather
We’re not just another roofing company – we’re your Stevens County neighbors who’ve battled Colville’s worst weather. While other companies cut corners, we specialize in:
Proper Ventilation Systems – Prevents ice dams on your homes during the winter months.
Proper Ventilation Systems – Prevents ice dams on your homes during the winter months.

Our Services
Roofing Services in Colville
Complete roofing solutions engineered for Stevens County’s toughest weather.

Residential Roofing
Inspections, leak repairs, and full replacements for homes across Colville, Kettle Falls, Chewelah, and the surrounding Stevens County communities.

Commercial Roofing Services
Repair and replacement for storefronts along Highway 395 and commercial buildings throughout Stevens County.

Metal Roofing
Class A fire-rated standing-seam metal systems built to shed heavy snow and resist embers near the Colville National Forest

Roof Tear Offs
Complete tear-off, removal, and disposal before we install your new roof — with full site cleanup on residential and rural acreage properties.
A Colville Roofing Contractor You Can Count On
As your hometown roofing team, we bring decades of Colville-specific experience to every project—from repairing storm damage near Dominion Creek to installing durable roofs that stand up to Stevens County’s toughest weather. Our local craftsmanship has earned the trust of ranchers, downtown businesses, and families across the area—because we know what works here, and what doesn’t.

Roofing Throughout Colville and Stevens County
Our crews complete roofing projects across the greater Colville area — from downtown residential streets to nearby Kettle Falls and Chewelah, and rural properties throughout the Colville National Forest area. Each area has its own considerations, and our estimates reflect them.
Downtown Colville
Downtown Colville and the surrounding residential streets include a wide range of home ages, from historic downtown-area homes to newer builds. Roofs here have to handle Stevens County snow loads that can hit 70+ psf during heavy winters, and older homes often need attention to deck condition, ventilation upgrades, and ice-and-water shield along the eaves when we tear off.
Kettle Falls & Highway 395 West
About 10 miles west of Colville, Kettle Falls sits along the Columbia River with a mix of established residential neighborhoods and lakefront properties. We regularly complete roofing projects throughout Kettle Falls and out toward Marcus, and handle Columbia River-adjacent homes with attention to the higher humidity and tree debris that come with waterfront settings.
Chewelah & South Highway 395
About 25 miles south of Colville, Chewelah is the second-largest community in Stevens County and has its own mix of downtown residential streets, established neighborhoods, and rural acreage. Our crews regularly work throughout Chewelah with the same crew, pricing, and warranty as our Colville jobs — often quoting multiple properties in one trip to save on mobilization.
Rural Stevens County
Properties throughout rural Stevens County — Addy, Rice, Northport, and acreage along the Colville National Forest edge — often include detached shops, pole barns, guest cabins, or ranch outbuildings alongside the main residence. Wildfire ember exposure is real for these properties, and we regularly recommend standing-seam metal roofing for the Class A fire protection it provides.
Serving the Inland Northwest
Other Nearby Areas We Serve
Integrity Roofing & Repair completes roofing projects across the Inland Northwest. Browse our nearby service locations to learn more about roofing services in your community.
Get a Free Colville Roofing Estimate
Call or fill out the form. We’ll book a drone inspection and give you a written, itemized estimate. If you have multiple structures on your property, mention that — we’ll quote them all in one visit.
Colville Roofing Questions, Answered
Do you serve Kettle Falls, Chewelah, Addy, and rural Stevens County?
Yes. Our Colville service area covers Kettle Falls (10 miles west), Chewelah (25 miles south), Addy, Rice, Northport, and the rural acreage in between. When we schedule a Colville-area trip, we group jobs geographically so mobilization stays reasonable — call us and mention where you are and we’ll fit you in
How is Stevens County snow load different from Spokane County?
Stevens County ground snow loads run significantly higher than Spokane’s 30 psf baseline — 50 to 70+ psf is common in the Colville area, with higher values at elevation near the Colville NF edge. If your home was built to Spokane-region minimums, the framing may not be sized for what Stevens County actually loads. We evaluate framing before every re-roof.
Can you quote multiple structures — house, shop, barn — in one visit?
Yes, and this is standard for rural Stevens County properties. When we visit, we’ll inspect and quote every structure you want covered — main residence, detached shop, pole barn, guest cabin — and give you options for phasing the work if you’re not ready to do it all at once. Grouping structures typically saves 15-25% on mobilization vs. quoting separately.
Do I need a Stevens County permit for a re-roof?
Full replacements in unincorporated Stevens County go through Stevens County building. City of Colville properties go through city permitting. We handle whichever applies, including scheduling inspection so the work passes on the first check.
