Harlan Ridge Roofing
Harlan Ridge Roofing
Aerial view of a two-storey house with a dark shingle roof in a new neighbourhood

Roofing in Spokane

Roof repair and new roofs, from the ridge down.

Leaks, missing shingles, worn flashing, overflowing gutters or a roof that's simply done. Tell Harlan Ridge Roofing what you're seeing and ask for an estimate.

(509) 555-0131
  • Repair
  • Replacement
  • Gutters
  • Inspections

Repairs, new roofs, gutters and storm checks

From one lifted shingle to a full tear-off. If you're not sure which one you need, describe it and ask.

Roof repair

Leaks, missing or curled shingles, nail pops and soft spots. Repairs that stop the water and match what's already there.

Roof replacement

Tear-off, deck check, underlayment, new roof and clean-up. Ask to see what each layer is before you choose.

Flashing & gutters

Chimneys, skylights, walls and valleys, plus gutters and downspouts that carry water off the roof and away from the house.

Storm inspection

After wind, hail or heavy snow, have the roof looked over and photographed so you know where it stands.

What goes on top.

Each material looks, sounds and ages differently. Ask which ones suit your house, your roof's pitch and your budget.

Close-up of dark asphalt roof shingles
Asphalt shingleThe everyday roof. Many colours and profiles, and the simplest to repair.
Grey standing-seam metal roof and gutter on a house with lap siding
MetalStanding seam or panels. Snow slides off it, and it comes in a range of colours.
Rows of curved terracotta roof tiles
TileClay or concrete. Heavy, so ask whether your roof framing is ready for it.
Roofer sealing a membrane on a low-slope flat roof
Flat & low-slopeMembrane roofs for porches, additions and garages, where shingles won't shed water.

Before you sign

Questions to ask any roofer.

Most of a roof is the part you never see. These questions help you compare estimates, whoever you call. Ask us too.

Frost on the edges of asphalt roof shingles

  1. What's going under the shingles?

    Ask about the underlayment, the ice barrier along the eaves and what happens if a section of the roof deck is soft.

  2. How will the attic be ventilated?

    Intake at the eaves and exhaust at the ridge keep an attic dry and help prevent ice dams. Ask what your roof has now and what it needs.

  3. What happens to the old roof?

    Ask whether the old layers come off or stay, where the material goes, and how the yard and driveway are protected and cleaned up.

  4. Is the flashing new or reused?

    Most leaks start where the roof meets a chimney, wall or skylight. Ask how those spots will be handled.

  5. What does the estimate list?

    Ask for each item in writing: materials, layers, flashing, vents, gutters and clean-up, so two estimates can be compared line by line.

The kind of roofs we work on.

Aerial view of a dark two-storey house with a grey shingle roof and a backyard patio Shingle roof edge with a brick chimney and a gutter against a grey sky White gable with a dormer window and dark shutters Grey shingle roof with a small gabled dormer under a blue sky Top-down view of neighbouring houses with shingle roofs Two-storey suburban house with a dark shingle roof, stone front and a wide driveway

What people ask before they call

Don't see yours? Call (509) 555-0131 and ask.

Repair or replace?

It depends on the roof's age, how widespread the damage is and how often it's needed fixing. Ask for both options, priced side by side.

What should I do about a leak right now?

Catch the water with a bucket, move what you can out of the way and take photos. Stay off the roof, especially when it's wet or icy, and call.

How long does a new roof take?

That depends on the size and pitch of the roof, the material and the weather. Ask for an expected timeline with your estimate.

Can a roof be replaced in winter?

Cold and snow change how some materials go down. Ask what can be done now and what's better left for warmer weather.

Do I need to be home?

Not always. Ask what access is needed for the estimate and the work, and what to move away from the house beforehand.

What happens after I send a request?

We'll be in touch to ask a few questions about the roof and set up a time to take a look.

Roofs in Spokane and nearby.

Not sure we reach your street? Call or send a request and ask.

(509) 555-0131

Address

4410 N Division St
Spokane, WA

Call(509) 555-0131 Emailoffice@harlanridgeroofing.com

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