Spokane Roofing Company LLC.

Prevailing-wage public work runs from 2012 through 2024, usually with Spokane Roofing as prime contractor. Agencies include Spokane, Cheney, West Valley, Central Valley and Coulee-Hartline school districts, SNAP, the City of Spokane, Spokane County Fire District 8, Stevens County Public Works, Grant County PUD and the ports of Whitman County and Moses Lake. Residential reroof permits, some paired with siding and windows, show up in Spokane, Greenacres, Otis Orchards and Medical Lake from 2019 into 2026. The company lists products from Henry, Karnak, GAF, Versico, Elevate, FiberTite and Metal Sales. The state lists David and Christine Sitton as principals since 2004 and Jeffrey Sitton since 2021. The roster is small, and most of the work leans commercial. That makes the company a natural fit for building owners and agencies replacing or recovering a low-slope roof, and for homeowners with a flat or low-pitch section that a shingle-only roofer may not want to touch. On houses, it advertises leak repair, shingle replacement, fascia, skylights, gutters, ice dam removal and moss removal with zinc strips. It also advertises 24-hour emergency response. Roofing is the whole business, so framing or structural work on the house goes to someone else. Whether to repair or replace a roof in Spokane usually depends on the decking and the age of the whole system, not on one leak. Snow load, freeze-thaw cycles and ice dams along the eaves wear out older roofs in the South Hill and the Valley unevenly. A roof that is sound except for flashing or a few torn shingles is usually a repair. Low-slope membranes can often be recovered or coated instead of torn off, if the insulation underneath is dry. Ask for a core sample or moisture check before choosing.