Star Valley's roofers since 1989.

Same family, same metal shop on Highway 236 in Afton. Standing seam, slate and shake roofs on homes from Smoot to Jackson.

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Want your roof's size and pitch first? Find out free.

On the roof before the landscaping.

On new builds we work off your builder's schedule, so the house is dried in early. The layers under the roof are further down this page.

Trim bent in our own shop.

Ridge caps, drip edge, valleys and one-off flashing come off our own brake in Afton, cut to fit your roof instead of pulled from a catalog.

Snow stays where you want it.

Snow rails and diverters hold the snowpack over doors, decks and driveways, so it melts in place instead of sliding off in one piece.

1,000+ roofs and counting.

Licensed, bonded and insured. BBB accredited, A+. Reviewed on Google by the people whose roofs we did.

Roofing services in Star Valley and Jackson Hole

We install and replace metal, synthetic slate, shake, asphalt and membrane roofs on homes, cabins, shops and commercial buildings, and we add snow rails to roofs we did not build.

Standing seam metal with snow railsSalt River Roofing job

Synthetic slate on a stone and timber home — Standing seam metal with snow railsSalt River Roofing job

Commercial and low-slope

We also do EPDM and TPO membrane, hot-applied waterproofing and metal roofs on shops, stores, churches and public buildings. If you are a builder or building owner, ask us for references from commercial jobs near you.

How we build a roof for Wyoming snow

1 of 8
Framing
Every job starts at the bones. We check rafters and fascia for sag, rot and spacing before anything goes on top.
2 of 8
Roof deck
Plywood or OSB in 4x8 sheets, nailed off on schedule. Soft spots get replaced, never covered over.
3 of 8
Ice and water barrier
Self-adhered membrane along the eaves, right where Star Valley ice dams try to push water back up the roof.
4 of 8
Synthetic underlayment
High-temp underlayment over the rest of the deck, lapped over the ice barrier so water always runs downhill.
5 of 8
Drip edge
Bent in our own shop and run along every eave and rake, so water drops clear of the fascia instead of rotting it.
6 of 8
Standing seam panels
Steel panels on concealed clips. No exposed screws to back out after years of freeze and thaw.
7 of 8
Vented ridge
Lets warm attic air out at the peak, so the deck stays cold and snow does not melt and refreeze at the eaves.
8 of 8
Snow rails
Clamped to the seams without piercing the panel. They hold the snowpack until it melts off in place.

How much does a new roof cost in Star Valley?

This uses rough regional planning ranges, not our price list, so treat the result as a guide for planning. Add it to your bid request and we will come out and give you a real, written number.

Rather not guess the size? Measure your roof from the public laser scan: find your house, and the roof's area and pitch come from USGS LiDAR, with a 3D model to check. If you measured your roof with the laser tool, use that range; this one is a rough guess from the footprint.

Where is the house?

Roofing material

House footprint 2,200 sq ft

Ground area under the roof, including an attached garage and covered porches.

Roof pitch

Roof shape

Stories

Existing roof

Add a snow rail allowance along the eaves (about 119 ft). The rail maker's engineered layout sets the real rows.

Shop-bent valley metal on a synthetic shake roof, installed by Salt River Roofing

Our metal shop in Afton

We bend our own ridge caps, valleys, drip edge and one-off flashing, usually the same week you need them. Builders and do-it-yourselfers can order trim and roofing materials straight from the shop on Highway 236.

Colors: Charcoal, white, pine, barn red and more
Profiles: Standing seam, corrugated, Nor-Clad
Walk in: 32 Hwy 236, Afton, WY 83110

Recent roofs in Star Valley and Teton County

Under the peaks: Synthetic slate, snow rails, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Under the peaks**Synthetic slate, snow rails

Curved roof, from the air: Metal shingles going on, Teton County, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Curved roof, from the air**Metal shingles going on, Teton County

Log and stone home: Shake-style hip roofs, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Log and stone home**Shake-style hip roofs

One roof, two systems: Slate gables, standing seam porches, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **One roof, two systems**Slate gables, standing seam porches

Log home in the aspens: Dark shake-style roof, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Log home in the aspens**Dark shake-style roof

Garage and entry wing: Synthetic slate, snow rails, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Garage and entry wing**Synthetic slate, snow rails

Contemporary home: Synthetic shake, snow rails, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Contemporary home**Synthetic shake, snow rails

Estate roofline: Synthetic slate with standing seam accents, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Estate roofline**Synthetic slate with standing seam accents

Board-and-batten new build: Synthetic shake, metal valleys, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Board-and-batten new build**Synthetic shake, metal valleys

Home with a stone chimney: Shingle roof, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Home with a stone chimney**Shingle roof

Three-bay garage: Shake-style roof, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Three-bay garage**Shake-style roof

Cabin and porch: Cedar shake, standing seam porch roof, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Cabin and porch**Cedar shake, standing seam porch roof

Log and river-rock home: Dark shingle roof, copper gutters, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Log and river-rock home**Dark shingle roof, copper gutters

Eave and chimney detail: Copper gutters, metal-wrapped chimney, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Eave and chimney detail**Copper gutters, metal-wrapped chimney

Curved roof, mid-install: Metal shingles over underlayment, Teton County, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Curved roof, mid-install**Metal shingles over underlayment, Teton County

Shingles on a curve: Metal shingles following the roofline, Teton County, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Shingles on a curve**Metal shingles following the roofline, Teton County

Black metal roof in the pines: Standing seam, snow rails, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Black metal roof in the pines**Standing seam, snow rails

Valley and eave detail: Shake-style roof, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Valley and eave detail**Shake-style roof

Covered drive and main house: Shake-style roofs, roofed by Salt River Roofing — **Covered drive and main house**Shake-style roofs

“The staff here is very knowledgeable. The key to doing a job right is knowing how and having the tools to do it.”

Tyrell Cellan Google review

4.4 stars from 10 Google reviews, read them all

“They did a great job on my roof.”
Brady Barrett Google review excerpt
“Kind and helpful people that take good care of you. Fair pricing as well.”
Tristan Mack Google review excerpt
“We have had very good experiences with Salt River Roofing over the years.”
Michael McCollister Google review excerpt

A family-owned shop, since 1989.

Our company history dates the family-owned business to 1989. From our shop on Highway 236 in Afton, we bend ridge caps, valleys and one-off flashing to fit the roof.

In that time we have put on more than 1,000 roofs across Star Valley and over the pass into Teton County. The materials moved with the valley: standing seam and synthetic slate have largely taken over from cedar, and most roofs we build now leave the shop with snow rails clamped to the seams.

Family-owned since: 1989 · company history
Ownership: Family owned and operated
Roofs installed: 1,000+
Standing: Licensed, bonded and insured
Accreditation: BBB accredited business, A+ rating
Coverage: Star Valley and Teton County

From the shop's photo album

Teton Science School, Jackson: the print reads “Roofing winner, 2007 Metal Architecture Design Awards”
The crew putting wood shake on a log home
Forming a metal panel on site, in the snow
Shake roofs on a hillside log home
New shake roofs on log buildings
A long shake roof on a log building
Copper-colored metal roof on a stone building
A ranch house roof, shop truck out front
Curved roof, with the shop truck
Standing seam roof and metal wall panels

Roofing questions people ask us

Snow rails, ice dams and metal roofs have their own pages: snow and ice and metal roofing. If your question is not here, call the shop at (307) 885-3084.

How much does a new roof cost in Star Valley, Wyoming?

As a rough regional planning range, a full replacement here runs about $5.50 to $22 per square foot of roof, installed, depending on the material, and Jackson and Teton County usually cost more. That range is for planning, not our price list. The only number that counts is the written bid we give you after a free site visit.

What is the best roof for heavy snow?

Standing seam metal is the most common choice in Star Valley. It sheds snow, has no exposed screws to back out, and lasts 50 years or more. Synthetic slate is popular on Jackson Hole homes for its stone look and impact resistance.

What areas do you serve?

All of Star Valley, from Smoot and Afton up through Thayne, Star Valley Ranch and Alpine, plus Jackson, Wilson, Teton Village and the rest of Teton County.

Can I buy roofing materials or flashing from you for my own project?

Yes. Our shop in Afton sells roofing materials and bends custom flashing and trim to order, and we are happy to answer install questions.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. Salt River Roofing is licensed, bonded and insured, and a BBB Accredited Business. We have been family-owned and operated in Afton since 1989.

Do you give free estimates?

Yes. Every bid is free and starts with a site visit, so the number is based on your actual roof, not a guess.

Serving Star Valley, Alpine and Jackson Hole

Our shop is on Highway 236 in Afton. We roof the whole valley, from Smoot to Alpine, and over the pass to Jackson, Wilson and Teton Village. Winters here bring deep snow and hard cold, so every roof we put on is built for that.

Panorama of Star Valley and the town of Afton, Wyoming, below the Salt River Range

Upper Valley

Afton
Auburn
Fairview
Grover
Osmond
Smoot

Lower Valley and Alpine

Thayne
Star Valley Ranch
Bedford
Etna
Freedom
Nordic
Turnerville
Alpine

Teton County

Jackson
Wilson
Teton Village
Hoback

Where the shop is

32 Hwy 236
Afton, WY 83110

(307) 885-3084
saltriverroofinginc@gmail.com

Street map of Afton, Wyoming, with Salt River Roofing marked just off Highway 236 — Map data from OpenStreetMap contributorsGet directions Pan the live map

Get a free roofing bid

Two quick steps. We call you, look at the roof in person, and put a written price in your hand.

Free site visit and written bid, no obligation
Licensed, bonded and insured, BBB accredited with an A+ rating
Family-owned in Afton since 1989, more than 1,000 roofs
Read our reviews on Google

What happens next

Tell us about the roof (about a minute)
We call to set up a site visit
You get a written bid with no hidden fees

“They did a great job on my roof.”

Brady Barrett, Google review excerpt

Call(307) 885-3084 saltriverroofinginc@gmail.com32 Hwy 236, Afton, WY 83110