A written scope you can actually compare
We spell out panel profile, gauge and finish when applicable, underlayment, flashing details, ventilation, tear-off needs, and disposal so you know what is included.
Serving Spokane, Washington & surrounding areas
Mon–Sat · 7am–7pm
Metal roofing service · Spokane, WA
Get a roof that handles Spokane wind, snow load, and summer heat. Spokane Metal Roofing installs and replaces metal roofing with clean details, clear scopes, and workmanship you can count on.
Choosing a contractor
When you search for metal roofing contractors Spokane WA homeowners trust, you are usually trying to answer two things: will the roof be installed correctly, and will the contractor stand behind the work.
A quality metal roofing job is mostly about details you cannot judge from the street. Underlayment choice, ventilation, flashing at chimneys and sidewalls, the way valleys and transitions are formed, and how penetrations are sealed will decide whether the roof stays dry and quiet through freeze-thaw cycles.
Spokane also has real seasonal stress on roofs. Snow and ice can sit on north slopes, spring melt tests valleys and eaves, and wind events punish loose trim or under-fastened panels. That is why we treat every bid as a scope-writing exercise, not a quick number: we define the system—panel type, underlayment, flashing approach, ventilation plan, and warranty coverage—so you can compare apples to apples.
Spokane Metal Roofing works across Spokane and nearby communities, including homes with steep pitches on the South Hill, older roof decks and layered reroofs common around Browne's Addition, and mixed residential-commercial buildings near Downtown where access and staging often drive the plan.
Contractor standards
We spell out panel profile, gauge and finish when applicable, underlayment, flashing details, ventilation, tear-off needs, and disposal so you know what is included.
Metal roofing is not asphalt with different material. Trim fabrication, expansion movement, and penetration sealing matter, and they are planned before the first panel goes on.
If your issue is isolated—a flashing failure, loose fasteners, or a leaking penetration—we will tell you when a targeted repair makes sense and when it is throwing good money after bad.
Magnetic sweep for fasteners, controlled debris handling, and clear staging plans help protect landscaping, driveways, and pets while the roof is open.
We explain the difference between manufacturer coverage for finish and material and workmanship coverage, plus what maintenance keeps your warranty in good standing.
Roofing systems
Most Spokane homeowners deciding on metal are comparing performance, appearance, and budget. We help you pick a system that matches your roof geometry and how long you plan to stay in the home.
Standing seam panels are a common choice for clean lines and concealed fasteners. They work well for many residential roof shapes, but require careful planning at valleys, hips, and transitions because the roof must shed water without relying on exposed screws.
Exposed-fastener panels, often called screw-down, can fit simple roof planes, shops, and some residential projects where budget is a priority. The fastener and washer system needs correct placement and periodic assessment over the years.
Metal shingles and stone-coated steel can work when you want a more traditional look. They still require correct underlayment, flashing, and ventilation, and can be more labor-intensive on complex roofs.
Your final selection should come from the roof's pitch, penetrations, drainage paths, and how much snow sits on the structure in winter.
Get Your Instant Quote
Assessment through completion
A defined sequence keeps the substrate, weatherproofing details, panels, and documentation aligned from the first assessment through final review.
Get Your Instant QuoteWe inspect the existing roof, decking, ventilation, and all penetrations, including pipes, skylights, and chimneys. We also look at access, staging, and where debris will be managed.
You receive a clear plan for panel type, underlayment, flashing approach, ice and water protection where appropriate, ridge and soffit ventilation, and cleanup.
If replacement is needed, we remove the old roofing, address damaged decking found during tear-off, and prepare the substrate so the metal system sits flat and drains correctly.
Panels, trim, and flashings go on in a controlled sequence. We focus on the leak-prone points: valleys, transitions, sidewalls, and penetrations.
We verify finishing details, confirm ventilation terminations, and review warranty and maintenance items so you know what to watch for over time.
Project pricing
Most metal roof installation or replacement projects in Spokane typically range from about $12,000 to $35,000+, depending on roof size and complexity. Smaller, simpler roofs with exposed-fastener panels may land on the lower end, while larger homes, steep pitches, multiple valleys, or standing seam systems trend higher.
Your final price changes with tear-off layers, decking repairs, access such as steep slopes or limited staging, the number of penetrations and skylights, ventilation upgrades, and flashing complexity at chimneys and walls. Exact costs are confirmed after an on-site roof assessment and a written scope.
Installation details
“We got a clear scope with the exact metal system and flashing details before anything started. The crew kept the site tidy and the finished roof lines are dead straight.”
“They walked us through why our leak was coming from a transition flashing, not the panel field. The fix was targeted and the follow-up paperwork was easy to understand.”
Planning your project
Many metal roof leaks can be repaired if the panels are sound and the issue is localized to flashing, penetrations, or fasteners. We look for corrosion, panel damage, repeated patching, and whether the leak comes from a design or detail problem that needs reworking rather than sealant.
A usable estimate lists the exact system, underlayment, ice and water protection where applicable, tear-off and disposal, decking repair allowances or rates, ventilation plan, flashing approach at chimneys, walls, and valleys, and warranty terms. If those items are vague, bids are difficult to compare and change orders can appear later.
Most residential metal roofing projects take several days to about two weeks, depending on size, roof geometry, tear-off scope, and weather. Complex roofs with multiple valleys, dormers, skylights, or chimney flashings take longer because waterproofing details and trim fabrication are time-intensive.
Sometimes, but it depends on roof condition, local requirements, and whether the existing roof is flat and stable enough for the metal system. Even when overlay is allowed, tear-off is often the better long-term choice if decking repairs or ventilation changes are needed, or uneven layers would telegraph through the metal.
Standing seam is often preferred for homes because fasteners are concealed and the finish looks clean, but it is not automatically the best choice for every roof. Exposed-fastener systems can perform well on simpler roof shapes when installed correctly and inspected over time. The right choice depends on budget, roof complexity, and your tolerance for periodic maintenance.
Plan for occasional visual checks after major wind or snow events, keeping gutters and valleys clear of debris, and inspecting sealants and penetration flashings over time. With an exposed-fastener system, periodic fastener and washer assessment is especially important because movement and weathering can affect washers as the roof ages.
Plan your metal roof
Tell us what you are seeing and what you want from the new roof. Spokane Metal Roofing will inspect the roof, explain your options in plain language, and provide a written scope you can make decisions from.