A Roof Above LLC.

Beyond the roof covering itself, the company lists attic ventilation, insulation, ice and water shield installation, flashing repair and replacement, leak detection and shingle replacement. It advertises installing CertainTeed, Owens Corning, Malarkey and GAF products and says its jobs carry workmanship coverage plus manufacturer warranties where they apply. The business formed in 2025, and the state puts the crew at one to three people, with the owner working on the roof. The state lists James Shahan as a principal since 2025. That size suits a homeowner who wants the person bidding the job on the roof doing it, whether that's a shingle tear-off, a metal roof on a new build, or a low-slope section over a porch or addition. Pairing a replacement with ventilation or insulation work in the attic is a natural fit here. Gutters come up only as a repair alongside roof work, so a gutter-only project belongs with a gutter specialist. Large municipal or public contracts are outside what this crew is set up for. On a Spokane home, the repair-or-replace question usually turns on what's under the shingles. A leak around a chimney, vent or valley is often a flashing problem and can be fixed without a new roof. Widespread curling, granule loss, soft decking or repeated ice dams along the eaves point toward replacement, especially when attic ventilation is part of the cause. Ask any roofer to show you whether the damage is local or general, and whether a repair now just delays a replacement you'll face after the next winter.