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Spokane · WA

Custom Remodeling inSpokane, WA

Whole-home remodels and additions, sequenced so you know what is happening and when.

  • Family & Employee Owned
  • Licensed in ID & WA
  • Workmanship Warranty

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Building in Spokane

What the siteactually asks for.

Older housing stock across the city means remodels and additions dominate — and basalt close to the surface is a real factor on excavation in parts of it.

We work across Spokane County and the wider region from our shop in Post Falls, so a site visit in Spokane is a short drive rather than a scheduling problem. Snow load, frost depth and freeze-thaw all get built into the design here — they are not optional extras in this climate.

Spokane County|Washington|All service areas

What the job covers

Custom Remodelingdone properly.

01

Structural changes

Walls, openings and additions engineered rather than guessed at.

02

Systems brought up

Wiring, plumbing and insulation addressed while the house is open.

03

Additions that match

New work detailed so it does not read as bolted on.

04

Living through it

Phasing and dust control planned around you still being in the house.

01

Site visit

We walk it and listen.

02

Open-book estimate

Line items, not one number.

03

Build

Weekly written updates.

04

Handover

Punch list closed before we leave.

Also serving

Custom Remodeling across North Idaho & Eastern Washington.

We also build in Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Cheney, Mead and the surrounding communities. If you are not sure whether we reach you, give us a call.

Custom Remodeling in Spokane — FAQs

Commonquestions.

Usually, with phasing — and we will tell you honestly which stages are genuinely unpleasant. Sometimes moving out for two weeks is cheaper than stretching the schedule around you.

Building in Spokane?Let's walk the site.

Send us an address and a rough idea. We will come out, look at what the ground and the weather are asking for, and come back with a real scope.