G Lopez Roofing LLC.

Roofing is the whole job here. Washington L&I lists roofing as the registered specialty, and the state's workers'-comp record shows one risk class, roof construction or repair of all types, with nothing else mixed in. The state lists Gerardo Lopez Pu as a principal since 2025, the year the business was formed. It travels roughly 25 miles from its base, which covers Spokane Valley, Spokane, Liberty Lake and Mead. Its Idaho registration through the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing came in 2026. As a young business that finds work through direct contact rather than advertising, it fits a homeowner who wants a plain roof replacement or repair handled by a registered roofer, without much ceremony. Someone who wants a long local track record to weigh before hiring may want to ask for recent addresses nearby to look at. Before any roofer starts, get the scope in writing: tear-off or overlay, how many layers come off, what happens to rotted decking found once the old roof is open, and what the price per sheet of replacement decking will be. Ask how nails and debris get cleared from beds, driveways and lawns, and whether a magnet sweep is part of the job. Agree on how change orders are approved, so extra work isn't added without your sign-off. Finally, ask what the workmanship warranty covers and for how long, separately from the shingle manufacturer's warranty, and get both on paper.