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Inland Roofing & Supply Inc.
Roofing
WA LIC #INLANRS044JA
4.8Spokane, WA
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113 licensed roofing businesses serving the Spokane area, every one holding an active Washington State contractor registration. Search them, compare them, and open any profile to see the state record for yourself.
Every listing shows its Washington State L&I registration, and profiles link straight to the state record. How we check a license
A new roof is one of the largest checks you'll write on your house, and Spokane's climate makes it a real one: freeze-thaw cycles, ice damming at the eaves, summer hail, and the occasional heavy snow load all shorten a roof's life. The defenses against that — ice-and-water shield at the eaves and valleys, correct ventilation, properly fabricated flashing — are exactly the line items a cut-rate bid leaves out, which is why two bids that both say “asphalt” can differ by thousands.
The contractors below are licensed roofing businesses working Spokane and Spokane Valley, each one's registration checked against the state record and linked from its profile. Start with the crews working your part of town, then ask every bidder the same three questions: ice-and-water shield, ventilation, and how they flash the chimney.
Five we would call first, and what each one is for. We weighed how long the registration has been held, what the state record shows for bond and insurance, the L&I specialty on file, and where they work — then made a call. It is our judgement, not a ranking, and it says nothing about anyone's workmanship, which we cannot see from here.
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Their registration goes back to the mid-nineties, which on a roof matters more than it sounds: the warranty on a tear-off is only worth what the company behind it is worth in fifteen years, and most roofing outfits in this county are younger than the roofs they installed. They carry the standard contractor bond and a current liability policy on the state record, and there is a long public review history to read rather than a handful of recent entries. Start here if you want the boring, well-documented option.
On the call — Ask who does the tear-off and who does the install — some long-established shops subcontract the labour and only the crew lead is theirs.
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Most Spokane roofers are registered with L&I under the general contractor designation, which lets them do anything from a deck to a bathroom. This one carries the roofing specialty on the state record instead, and has held it since the mid-2000s — the longest of any roofing-designated business we list. If your job is only the roof, there is something to be said for hiring the company whose registration says so, and whose crews are not booked out on a kitchen next week.
On the call — Ask what they do about the decking once the old layers are off, and how a rotten sheet gets priced mid-job.
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The state record shows a two-million-dollar liability policy — twice what most roofers on this list carry — alongside the standard contractor bond. On a full tear-off that is the number worth caring about, because the risk on a roof is not the shingles, it is the ladder, the neighbour's car and the open deck when the weather turns. Set against that, this is a younger registration than the others here, and we would rather say so than leave you to notice: what it has instead is an unusually deep public review record for its age.
On the call — Ask for the certificate of insurance sent directly by their insurer, and check the policy dates cover your install week.
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Based north of the city rather than in it, with a registration held since the early 2010s and a substantial review record behind it. Out past Wandermere the practical questions change: how far the crew is driving, whether they will come back for a callback in February, and whether they know what wind does to a ridge on an exposed lot. A company already working that side of the county answers those differently from one crossing town for the job.
On the call — Ask whether their quote includes the drive for warranty callbacks, and what their turnaround is on a leak in winter.
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Registered since the mid-2010s and based in Spokane Valley, with the standard bond and a current liability policy on the state record and a deep public review history. Worth a call if the job is east of the freeway — proximity is not a quality signal, but it is a scheduling one, and it decides whether a small repair is worth anyone's morning or gets quoted like a day trip.
On the call — Ask for the itemised cost of ice-and-water shield along the eaves, and how far up the roof they run it.
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Every other business holding an active WA L&I roofing registration nearby — each with its own page and a link to the state record, so you can verify it yourself.
| Business | City | L&I registration | Expires |
|---|---|---|---|
| All Seasons Roofing & Construction LLC | Spokane | ALLSESR790DA | August 2027 |
| All Star Roofing & Construction | Cheney | ALLSTSR769LD | July 2028 |
| Alpha & Omega Roofing LLC | Greenacres | ALPHAOR782J1 | March 2028 |
| A Roof Above LLC | Mead | ROOFARA758C1 | February 2027 |
| A & S Roofing & Construction LLC | Spokane | SROOFSR767NG | August 2028 |
| Avidus Roofing & Exteriors | Spokane | AVIDURE761B3 | January 2028 |
| C & C Roofing LLC | Colbert | CCROORL801RT | April 2027 |
| Chris' Roofing Rescue LLC | Spokane | CHRISRR754J2 | April 2027 |
| Chuck Henderson Roofing LLC | Spokane | CHUCKHR939LJ | June 2027 |
| Contreras Roofing LLC | Spokane Valley | CONTRRL774NP | August 2027 |
Here is what Spokane-area roofers publish. Arrow Point Roofing, a licensed Spokane Valley roofer, lists $8,000–$15,000 for a standard asphalt replacement, $14,000–$28,000 for enhanced asphalt, and $18,000–$45,000 for standing-seam metal. River City Roofing publishes $4–$6 per square foot installed, or $800–$1,000 per roofing square. Both were current on 12 July 2026. What moves a real bid off those numbers: pitch, the number of stories, skylights, chimney flashing, and rotted decking nobody sees until the old roof is off. Make the quote itemize tear-off and disposal, decking repair priced by the sheet, ice-and-water shield, ventilation, and flashing — a bid that lumps all of that into one line is where the surprises hide.
Yes. Washington requires every contractor, including roofers, to register with the Department of Labor & Industries (L&I), carry a contractor bond, and hold general liability insurance. Every roofer on this page shows its registration number, and its profile links straight to the state record. Registration is the floor a roofer has to clear to work legally here — bond and insurance in place, on the record. Open the record before you sign, confirm it is still active, and check that the name on the bid is the name on the registration.
Most Spokane asphalt re-roofs on an average home are done in 1–3 working days, weather permitting. Metal, complex rooflines, or significant decking repair can stretch to a week or more. Replacement is usually scheduled late spring through early fall, before the freeze sets in.
Architectural asphalt shingles are the practical default — affordable and rated to handle our freeze-thaw cycles and hail when installed correctly. Standing-seam metal costs more upfront but sheds snow well and can last decades longer. The install details — ice-and-water shield, ventilation, flashing — matter more than the material itself.
Late spring through early fall. Asphalt shingles seal best in moderate temperatures, and crews avoid working over ice and snow. If you have active leaks or storm damage in winter, reputable roofers will do a temporary repair to get you through, then schedule the full replacement once the weather clears.
Registration is settled on this page, so put your questions to the parts of a roof nobody can see from the driveway. Ask each roofer what happens when the tear-off exposes rotten decking, and get the answer as a price per sheet rather than a shrug — that one line prevents most roofing change-order arguments. Ask what underlayment and ice-and-water shield they are proposing at the eaves and in the valleys, because in a freeze-thaw climate that detail is the difference between a roof that sheds meltwater and one that lets an ice dam back it up under the shingles. Weigh the “Registered since” year: a roofer who has worked fifteen Spokane winters has seen what the fifteenth one does. Hand three of them the same scope and compare bids that itemize tear-off, disposal, decking, flashing, and ventilation as separate lines.
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