Iron Cross Builders LLC.

The work is residential and mostly on the outside of the house: tearing off and replacing roofs, hanging new seamless gutters, coating existing roofs and painting. Iron Cross advertises workmanship coverage of five years on roofing and one year on gutter work. Washington lists Justin Mohr as a principal since 2022 and Nicholas Shook since 2023. The business carries a Washington L&I registration and an Idaho registration through the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing, and it lists towns from Pullman to North Idaho in its service area. Much of its work comes through referrals and repeat customers. This is a good match for a homeowner whose project is the roof, the gutters or the paint, especially someone who wants one crew to handle a reroof and new gutters together. It is a roofing and exterior outfit rather than a builder for additions, framing or commercial build-outs, and jobs that hinge on electrical or plumbing work belong with those trades. On a Spokane house, repair versus replacement usually comes down to what the roof has been through. Snow load, ice damming at the eaves and hot, dry summers wear shingles unevenly, so a few lost tabs on an otherwise sound roof can often be patched, while widespread curling, granule loss in the gutters or soft decking points toward replacement. A coating can extend the life of a suitable low-slope or metal roof but won't fix a failing one. Gutters follow similar logic: sagging, leaking seams and ice damage on older sectional runs often make seamless replacement the sensible move, ideally timed with a reroof.