Escudo Roofing LLC.

Washington's workers'-comp record insures Escudo under a single class, roof construction and repair of all types, which lines up with what the company advertises: full replacements and inspections on houses. It also says its work comes with a warranty. The state lists Richard Aguilar as a principal since 2026, the year the business formed. Washington registration runs through L&I, and the Idaho registration through the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing was issued the same spring. A small residential roofer like this suits a homeowner replacing a worn roof who wants to deal directly with the person doing the work, or a buyer who wants a roof looked over before closing. It's a less natural match for large commercial roofs, or for someone who specifically wants a firm with a long track record behind it. Spokane's housing runs from early-1900s homes on the South Hill and in the older north side neighborhoods to newer subdivisions out in Liberty Lake, Mead and the Valley. On older houses, a tear-off often turns up layered shingles or plank decking that needs attention, and ventilation can be an afterthought. Newer homes usually have plywood or OSB decking and simpler roof lines. Either way, ask any roofer what they expect to find under the old shingles, how they handle ice at the eaves through a hard winter, and what the warranty covers in writing.