Greater American Construction Co.

Recent Spokane County permits under the licence are all the same kind of work, combined reroof, window and siding jobs, in Spokane, Deer Park and Otis Orchards. The state insures the crew under classes for roof construction, sheet metal, glass installation, wood frame building and remodeling, which matches what the company advertises. Greater American works with PABCO shingles, Custom-Bilt Metals and Mezzo siding, and claims limited lifetime warranties on roofing and siding along with a satisfaction guarantee. It holds Washington's lead-safe renovation firm certification, and did one small public-works job for Spokane County in 2004. The state lists Curtis Reed and Dyanne Reed as principals since 2001 and Justin Reed since 2024. Financing is offered through Salal Credit Union. This is a residential exterior shop with a crew in the seven-to-ten range, set up to replace a roof, siding and windows on the same house without juggling three contractors. The lead-safe certification matters on older Spokane homes, where original window frames and painted trim can carry lead paint. New-construction framing and commercial or industrial projects sit outside the work this business is built around. Before a combined exterior job starts, get the scope in writing line by line: tear-off layers, decking replacement, flashing, trim, window sizes and gutter runs. Ask how rotted sheathing or framing found under old siding gets priced, since that is where change orders usually come from. Settle cleanup terms, including daily debris removal and a magnet sweep for nails, and who protects landscaping. Finally, separate the manufacturer's warranty on shingles or siding from the contractor's own workmanship warranty, and ask what each one requires of you.