Timber Roofing LLC.

County and city permits from 2026 tell the story plainly: residential reroofs in Spokane Valley, and combined reroof, window replacement and siding jobs in Cheney, Colbert, Deer Park and Spokane. Beyond roofing, the company advertises fascia and soffit replacement, skylight replacement with Velux products, siding repairs using LP SmartSide, framing repairs, exterior painting and roof condition reports. Its work is described as fully guaranteed. The state lists Michael Baumgarden and Sarah Baumgarden as principals since 2023, the year the business was formed. Timber Roofing fits a homeowner replacing or repairing the roof on an existing house, especially when the job also touches skylights, trim or siding and one crew can handle the whole exterior. Storm-damage repairs are a natural match, as is a homeowner who wants clear updates and a clean yard at the end. With a crew of one to three and the owner on site, this is residential-scale work rather than new-construction framing or a large commercial build. Spokane's housing runs from early-1900s homes on the South Hill and in the older north-side neighborhoods to newer subdivisions out toward Mead and Deer Park, and the roofing job differs between them. Older houses often hide several layers of shingles, skip sheathing or soft fascia that only shows up at tear-off, so it's worth asking how rotten decking and trim will be handled. Newer homes tend to be simpler reroofs, but low-slope sections over porches or additions call for membrane like modified bitumen rather than shingles. Snow load and freeze-thaw cycles also make ventilation and ice protection at the eaves worth discussing.