Alpha & Omega Roofing LLC.

The state insures Alpha & Omega under a single workers'-comp class, roof construction and repair of all types, and puts the crew at one to three people. Public-works filings run from 2022 to 2024 and also name Rural Resources Community Action, North Franklin School District and the Seattle Housing Authority, with apprentices used on that work. The company lists asphalt and dimensional shingles, tile, flat roofing, coatings, and TPO and PVC single-ply systems. It names GAF, Malarkey, Owens Corning, CertainTeed, Versico, FiberTite and DOW among its materials, and it claims 20-year manufacturer warranties and family ownership. The state lists Rafael Yepez as a principal since 2022. The shape of the record points to commercial and institutional roofing: flat and single-ply roofs, coatings, and maintenance on existing buildings, usually under a general contractor on public jobs. A general contractor or facility manager lining up a roofing sub for a school or state building is the clearest fit. A homeowner in Spokane Valley or Liberty Lake after a straightforward shingle replacement may find the business better matched to commercial and agency work than to residential re-roofs. Roofing demand around Spokane bunches up between spring thaw and the first hard frost. Once snow melts, leaks and winter damage show up all at once, and crews book out through summer. Shingles seal best in warm weather, and many roof coatings need dry days with mild overnight temperatures, so fall work gets squeezed as the days shorten. Getting bids in late winter gives the best shot at a spring or early summer slot. Commercial and public projects often follow budget and school calendars, with school roofs commonly scheduled for summer break.