Morris Clark Siding & Roofing Inc.

The state insures the crew under workers'-comp classes for roof construction and repair, wood frame building, glass installation and sheet metal work, plus estimators on staff, which matches a shop that handles the whole exterior shell. The crew runs in the 11 to 20 range. From 2018 to 2020 the company filed public-works jobs for the Spokane Housing Authority, working as prime contractor. The state lists Morris Clark and Carl and Lori Hopkins among its principals since 1994, with Derrick Lovett and Blair Lovatt added in 2025. The company describes itself as family-owned and advertises manufacturers', labor and material warranties. This is a good match for a homeowner planning a full tear-off, a siding upgrade, or a combined roof, siding and window project on a house anywhere from the South Hill to Deer Park. It's a residential exterior outfit rather than a commercial new-construction builder. Homeowners who want a contractor holding a specific shingle maker's certification should ask about that directly, since the company doesn't advertise brand affiliations. In Spokane County and the city of Spokane, a full reroof generally needs a permit, and so does replacing windows or re-siding when sheathing, framing or openings change. Combined exterior jobs like the ones this company does are usually permitted together, with inspections covering the roof deck, flashing and window installation. The contractor should pull that permit, not the homeowner. It puts the job on record with the county, makes the contractor answer to the inspector, and gives you paperwork that matters for insurance claims and when you sell.