AP Roofing Company.

Recent county permits are reroofs paired with window and siding work, on homes in Spokane, Mead and Nine Mile Falls. The state insures the business under roof construction, wood frame building and repair-and-remodel classes, which fits a roofer who also rebuilds the sheathing, trim and fascia underneath. The company advertises GAF shingles, TPO for flat and low-slope roofs, and Hardie Board siding. The state lists Brandon Schlosser and Quinten Schlosser as principals since 2019, and the work traces back to a predecessor licence, AllPro Construction Group, from 2018. This is a small crew with the owner on the job, and the company describes itself as locally and family owned. That suits a full tear-off where someone who answers questions is on the roof each day, an urgent leak that needs a quick visit, or an exterior job that bundles a new roof with siding or gutters. Large commercial new construction, or work needing trade certifications outside roofing and siding, sits outside where the state record and permits point. Repair or replace usually comes down to what's under the shingles. On older Spokane houses, a leak at a chimney, vent or valley is often a flashing problem a repair can fix. Widespread granule loss, curling, soft decking or repeated ice dams after hard winters point toward a tear-off. Ask whoever inspects to show you the decking condition and the age of the layers, and if siding or gutters are also near the end, doing them alongside a reroof saves tearing into the same edges twice.