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Roofing & Siding Services in Country Homes, WA

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Country Homes sits on the north side of the Spokane area, just off Division Street and Country Homes Boulevard, between Whitworth University and the Five Mile Prairie bluff. Homes here deal with real Inland Northwest weather. That means heavy winter snow, freeze-thaw cycles, hot and dry summers, and wind coming off the open ground near the bluff and the Little Spokane River valley.


20/20 Exteriors is a Spokane roofing and siding company. We install and repair roofs and siding for Country Homes homeowners, and we plan each job around those conditions.



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What the local climate does to your roof:

  • Snow load and ice dams. Snow that melts on a warm roof and refreezes at the eaves can back water under shingles. Good attic ventilation, insulation, and proper ice-and-water barrier at the eaves and valleys prevent this. We check all three on every replacement.
  • Freeze-thaw wear. Repeated temperature swings loosen flashing, crack sealants, and lift aging shingles. We pay close attention to chimneys, skylights, and vents, where most leaks start.
  • Wind exposure. Homes near the bluff and on open lots take more wind. We use proper nailing patterns and starter strips, and we can recommend wind-rated shingles or standing-seam metal.
  • Summer heat and wildfire season. Hot, dry summers break down asphalt shingles over time. Ash and embers also make Class A fire-rated roofing and metal roofing a smart choice for many homeowners.


Homes we work on around Country Homes

The neighborhood has a mix of older suburban homes, newer builds, and rentals near the Whitworth campus. Each needs something different:

  • Older homes often have more than one layer of shingles, worn decking, or attic ventilation that was never updated. We inspect the decking and ventilation before we quote a replacement, so the price reflects what's actually on your roof.
  • Newer homes usually need a different kind of help: storm repairs, sealing around penetrations, or siding that has started to fade or warp.
  • Rental and investment properties near campus benefit from a fast, low-disruption roof replacement with a clear warranty.


Getting around and getting started

We're based in Spokane, and we serve Country Homes and the neighboring communities of Fairwood, Town and Country, Mead, and Five Mile Prairie. Whether you're off Division, Country Homes Boulevard, Wall Street, or Hawthorne Road, the process is the same:

  1. Free inspection and estimate. We look at the roof, attic ventilation, and decking, then give you a written quote.
  2. Clear material options. We show you the choices that fit your budget and your home, and we explain the tradeoffs.
  3. Clean, professional installation. We protect your landscaping, run magnet sweeps for nails, and leave the site clean.
  4. Financing available. Flexible payment options can help with unexpected replacements.




Country Homes Roofing FAQs

  • How do I know if my roof needs repair or full replacement?

    If the damage is limited to a few shingles or one flashing point, a repair is usually enough. If you see widespread granule loss, curling, repeated leaks, or your roof is approaching the end of its expected life, replacement usually costs less in the long run. We'll tell you which one you need.

  • Do I need a permit for a roof replacement in Country Homes?

    Country Homes is unincorporated Spokane County, so permit requirements can differ from those inside Spokane city limits. We'll confirm what applies to your address before work begins.

  • Is metal roofing a good fit for this area?

    For many homes, yes. Snow slides off easily, it resists wind and embers, and it lasts a long time. Upfront cost is higher than shingles, so we'll walk through both so you can compare.

  • Can you help after hail or wind damage?

    Yes. We inspect the damage, document it with photos, and give you a written estimate you can use for your insurance claim.


    Call (509) 688-4480 or request a free estimate

    Monday–Friday 8am–6pm, Saturday 8am–6pm