VGS Solar.

Permits filed under the company's licence in 2025 cover prescriptive roof-mounted residential solar systems in Spokane and Greenacres and a residential reroof in Spokane Valley. The state insures the business under workers' comp classes for roof construction and repair of all types, electrical wiring in buildings, and construction estimating, which lines up with a shop that tears off and lays roofing, wires arrays, and prices its own jobs. The crew falls in the seven-to-ten range. VGS Solar advertises a 25-to-30-year system warranty, a 25-year panel output guarantee and a workmanship warranty, and says it helps homeowners with the federal solar tax credit paperwork. The state lists Joshua Curtis as a principal since 2025. The fit is residential: a house where the owner wants solar explained step by step, or a roof nearing the end of its life that would be smart to replace before panels go on top of it. Commercial and industrial buildings fall outside the pattern of this work. On a Spokane house, the repair-or-replace question gets sharper once solar is in the picture. A roof patched today and then covered with an array may need the panels pulled and reset when it finally fails, which adds cost and disruption later. Composition roofs that have taken years of freeze-thaw cycles, heavy snow load and hot, dry summers often show granule loss and brittle shingles well before leaks appear. If the roof has meaningful life left, a targeted repair and solar can make sense. If it's close, replacing it first and mounting the system on a fresh deck usually ages better. Ask any installer to inspect the roof and say plainly which camp yours is in.