Marvin Roofing LLC.

Roofing is the only work Washington insures this business under, with its workers' comp class covering roof construction and repair of all types. The crew is small, and the owner works on the roof alongside it. The state lists Marvin Cortez Perez and Margot Perez De Cortez as principals since 2021. The company describes itself as family-owned, locally owned and veteran-owned, and it says it stands behind its workmanship and materials. On the Idaho side it holds an Idaho contractor registration issued through the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing. The fit is a pitched shingle roof on a house or a smaller commercial building. Marvin Roofing suits a homeowner dealing with wind or hail damage that can't wait, a roof that has reached the end of its life and needs a tear-off, or a new build that needs its first roof. Specialized flat commercial membranes, industrial coatings and large municipal contracts sit outside the single specialty this shop focuses on. On a Spokane home, the choice between repair and replacement usually comes down to what the rest of the roof looks like. A few shingles lifted by a windstorm on an otherwise sound roof is a repair. Widespread curling, granule loss in the gutters, soft decking or repeated leaks after freeze-thaw cycles point toward a full tear-off. Ask whoever inspects the roof to show you the damage in photos and to say plainly whether the problems are local or spread across the roof. Older homes in Spokane and Spokane Valley often carry more than one layer of shingles, and that affects whether a re-roof is even an option.