Best Roofing Companies in Spokane Valley, WA (2026): 9 Roofers Compared
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Spokane Valley is its own city with its own building department, its own wind corridor and, since incorporation in 2003, its own roofing market. Some of the contractors below are based in the Valley; the rest are Spokane companies that work it daily. This guide compares nine roofing companies that serve Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Millwood, Greenacres, Veradale and Otis Orchards on the things you can check: Google rating and review count, manufacturer certification tier, BBB standing, years in business and what each publishes about warranties.
Companies are listed alphabetically, not ranked. Review counts were read from Google Maps on September 11 to 13, 2026. Alpine Roofing publishes this guide and is held to the same criteria; for the whole metro, see the 18 best roofing companies in Spokane.
Spokane Valley roofing companies at a glance
| Company | Based in | Top certification | BBB | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20/20 Exteriors | Spokane | Not verified | Not published | Accredited (per its site) | Roofing and siding; dedicated Spokane Valley page |
| Alpine Roofing Spokane | Spokane, 1009 N Washington St (15 min to the Valley) | 4.8 / 115 | CertainTeed ShingleMaster PREMIER | A- (Accredited) | WA lic. ALLPIR*784K3; published pricing; free inspection |
| Bartlett Roofing | Spokane | 4.9 / 668 | Not published | Not published | Highest review count in the metro |
| First Rate Roofing Services | Spokane | 5.0 / 409 | Not published | Not published | Residential and commercial; leads the Spokane map pack |
| Garcia Roofing | Spokane Valley | Not verified | Not published | Not published | Valley-based; roof repair specialists page |
| Henderson Roofing | Spokane Valley | Not verified | Not published | Not published | 25+ years serving the Valley |
| Jimmy’s Roofing | Spokane | 4.8 / 176 | Not published | Not published | Leads the Spokane Valley map pack |
| Perrenoud Roofing | Spokane | Not verified | GAF Master Elite (top 3%) | A+ (per its site) | 25+ years; ranks on every Spokane roofing search |
| Right First Roofing & Construction | Spokane Valley area | 4.9 / 31 | Not published | Not published | In the Spokane Valley map pack |
Why Spokane Valley roofs fail differently
The Valley floor is a wind corridor: gusts funnel off the Rathdrum Prairie and down the Spokane River, so wind-lifted tabs and torn ridge caps on east-facing slopes are the first thing a good inspector looks for in Greenacres or Veradale. Cold air pools on the Valley floor on clear winter nights, which is why ice dams show up on Opportunity and Dishman ranch homes that never trouble the South Hill. And the 1990s building boom means a large share of Valley roofs are original 3-tab shingles reaching end of life at the same time. Ask every bidder three questions: how many nails per shingle and what wind rating that earns, where the ice-and-water shield goes, and how the attic will be ventilated. Those answers matter more than the shingle brand.
The nine companies
20/20 Exteriors
A Spokane roofing and siding contractor with a dedicated Spokane Valley service page, describing itself as licensed, insured and BBB accredited with over 60 years of combined team experience. Good fit for owners bundling roof and siding.
Alpine Roofing Spokane
Alpine Roofing works the Valley from its Spokane office at 1009 N Washington St, fifteen minutes down I-90, with the same crews on both sides of the city line. CertainTeed ShingleMaster PREMIER since 2023, BBB accredited, Google Guaranteed, licensed under ALLPIR*784K3, 115 Google reviews at 4.8 on the Spokane listing (and 330 at 4.9 on its Tri-Cities listing). Alpine publishes its pricing at $499 to $800 per square installed, and its Denali and Alpine Premium systems put Vycor ice-and-water shield at every eave and valley with ridge ventilation sized to the attic, which is exactly the Valley’s ice-dam problem. Full disclosure: Alpine publishes this guide.
Bartlett Roofing
Bartlett has the largest Google review count in the Spokane metro (668 at 4.9) and appears in the Spokane Valley map pack. Its website does not publish manufacturer certification tiers, so ask which warranty tier your install qualifies for.
First Rate Roofing Services
First Rate leads the Spokane map pack with 409 reviews at a perfect 5.0 and does residential and commercial work across the metro, including the Valley. Certification tier and BBB grade are not published on its site.
Garcia Roofing
Valley-based, with a dedicated roof repair page and a reputation for fair repair pricing. A practical first call for a leak or wind damage on a roof that is not ready for replacement.
Henderson Roofing
Henderson has served Spokane Valley for more than 25 years and is one of the few contractors on this list actually headquartered in the Valley. Certification and BBB status are not published.
Jimmy’s Roofing
Jimmy’s leads the Spokane Valley map pack with 176 Google reviews at 4.8. Its site does not publish certification tiers; ask for warranty paperwork.
Perrenoud Roofing
Perrenoud has been roofing the Spokane area for more than 25 years, is a GAF Master Elite installer (top 3%) with an A+ BBB rating per its site, and ranks on almost every Spokane roofing search. A strong pick for a GAF shingle system with GAF’s top warranty.
Right First Roofing & Construction
A smaller operation in the Spokane Valley map pack with 31 reviews at 4.9. Ask for the Washington registration number and manufacturer warranty terms.
What a new roof costs in Spokane Valley
Alpine’s published rate is $499 to $800 per square installed, roughly $9,000 to $22,000 for a typical 1,500 to 2,400 sq ft Valley home, including tear-off, disposal and a 10% waste allowance. Get a number for your own roof with the Spokane Valley roof replacement cost calculator, then compare three itemized bids. The City of Spokane Valley requires a building permit and inspection for a full replacement (Liberty Lake and unincorporated Spokane County permit separately); details in the Spokane-area roof permit guide.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the best roofing company in Spokane Valley?
By review volume, Bartlett (668 at 4.9), First Rate (409 at 5.0) and Jimmy’s (176 at 4.8) lead the Valley market. For a CertainTeed system with published pricing and a 30-year workmanship warranty, Alpine Roofing (115 at 4.8, ShingleMaster PREMIER). For a GAF Master Elite install, Perrenoud. Henderson and Garcia are the Valley-headquartered options. Get three written estimates and verify each at the Washington L&I lookup.
How much does a roof replacement cost in Spokane Valley?
Roughly $9,000 to $22,000 for a typical Valley home at published rates of $499 to $800 per square, including tear-off and disposal.
Does Spokane Valley require a roofing permit?
Yes. The City of Spokane Valley has run its own building department since 2003 and requires a permit and inspection for a full roof replacement. Homes in Liberty Lake, Otis Orchards and unincorporated county land permit through their own jurisdictions.
Ready for a bid? Alpine inspects Spokane Valley roofs for free. Start on the Spokane Valley roofing page.