Inland Roofing & Supply Inc.

Permits pulled under the company's license through 2025 and 2026 split two ways. In Spokane County, most combine a reroof with window replacement and siding, which is whole-exterior work on a house. In Spokane Valley they are straight reroofs on residential or commercial buildings. The state insures the business under roofing, wood-frame construction, glass installation, sheet metal and aluminum window and door classes, a close match to what it advertises. The state lists Richard, John and Nancy Edwards as principals, along with Mark Hoover since 2015. With one to three people on the crew and the owner working on the roof, this is a hands-on outfit suited to a homeowner replacing a roof or redoing windows and siding on a wood-frame house in the Spokane area. Careful site protection and daily cleanup fit that kind of job, where the yard and landscaping stay in use the whole time. Large public works or municipal contracts are outside the work this business is set up for. It concentrates on building envelopes for houses and smaller commercial buildings. Spokane's winters set the calendar for exterior work. Shingles seal best in warm weather, so reroofs are easiest to schedule from late spring through early fall, and that window fills quickly. Freeze-thaw cycles open small gaps around flashing, vents and old window frames, so problems found in spring often trace back to winter. Dry summers make tear-offs low-risk, but afternoon heat can soften shingles underfoot, which is one reason roofers start early. Booking a combined roof, window and siding job ahead of the season lets the whole exterior get done in a single dry stretch.