Inland Home Improvements – Spokane Valley & Spokane, Washington

Inland Home Improvements provides professional exterior home improvement services including roofing, replacement windows, egress window installation, siding installation and repair, door installation, fencing, and deck construction. The company focuses on improving home safety, energy efficiency, durability, and curb appeal for homeowners throughout the Spokane area.

Inland Home Improvements has been serving homeowners in Spokane and Spokane Valley since 1999. With more than two decades of experience, the company has built a reputation for dependable workmanship, honest pricing, and quality home improvement services.

Inland Home Improvements serves Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Cheney, Mead, Newman Lake, Airway Heights, and surrounding communities throughout Eastern Washington.

Yes. Inland Home Improvements offers free estimates for roofing, replacement windows, egress windows, siding, fencing, and decking projects. Homeowners can schedule a consultation to review options and receive a detailed project estimate.

Yes. Inland Home Improvements operates as a licensed contractor in Washington and follows professional standards for safety, workmanship, and reliability.

Inland Home Improvements offers discounts for senior citizens and military members as part of its commitment to supporting the local Spokane community.

Homeowners can schedule a consultation by calling the office or submitting a request through the website contact form. A team member will follow up to discuss the project and arrange a free estimate.

Inland Home Improvements provides roof inspections, roof repairs, and full roof replacement services. Their roofing systems are designed to handle Spokane’s seasonal weather, including snow, wind, and temperature changes.

Common signs that your roof may need repair or replacement include missing shingles, water leaks, ceiling stains, sagging roof sections, excessive shingle granules in gutters, or a roof that is more than 20 years old.

An egress window is a basement window designed to provide a safe emergency exit. These windows are required by building codes when a basement contains living space or a bedroom.

Yes. Building codes typically require an egress window in basement bedrooms to provide an emergency escape route and allow firefighters access if needed.

Most building codes require a minimum opening of 5.7 square feet with a minimum width of 20 inches and a minimum height of 24 inches. Local Spokane building codes may vary, so professional installation is recommended.

Yes. Installing an egress window can increase home value because it allows a basement room to qualify as a legal bedroom. It also improves natural light and livability in basement spaces.

Most egress window installations take one to two days depending on excavation requirements, window well installation, and finishing work.

Yes. Because egress windows are installed below ground level, they require a window well to provide space for the emergency exit opening and allow proper drainage.

No. When installed by experienced professionals, the process is carefully planned to safely cut the opening while maintaining the structural integrity of the foundation.

Yes. Egress windows significantly increase natural light and ventilation in basement spaces, making them feel brighter and more comfortable.

Yes. Installing an egress window is typically required before a basement room can legally be classified as a bedroom.

Homeowners should consider replacing windows when they become difficult to open, allow drafts, show condensation between panes, or are more than 20–25 years old.

Replacement windows improve energy efficiency, reduce drafts, enhance curb appeal, increase property value, and improve indoor comfort throughout the year.

Yes. Energy-efficient replacement windows help prevent heat loss during winter and reduce heat gain during summer, lowering heating and cooling costs.

Common replacement window styles include double-hung windows, sliding windows, casement windows, picture windows, bay windows, and bow windows.

Most residential window replacement projects take one to two days depending on the number of windows and the complexity of the installation.

Yes. Modern insulated windows with double or triple panes can significantly reduce outside noise entering the home.

Yes. New windows often include improved locking systems, stronger frames, and better sealing that help make homes more secure.

Yes. Replacement windows provide long-term value through energy savings, increased home value, improved comfort, and better curb appeal.

Choosing the right windows depends on your home’s design, energy efficiency goals, ventilation needs, and budget. A professional consultation can help determine the best option for your home.

Energy-efficient windows include insulated glass, multiple panes, and special coatings that reduce heat transfer. These windows help maintain comfortable indoor temperatures year-round.

Inland Home Improvements has served the Spokane community since 1999 and focuses on quality workmanship, reliable service, and professional installation. Their experience with roofing, replacement windows, and egress windows helps homeowners improve safety, comfort, and property value.