Cirrus Designs Inc.

The state insures Cirrus Designs under a fence construction and repair class, which squares with the fences, decks and railings the business advertises. Permits from 2023 onward are mostly residential accessory structures (garages, shops, lean-tos and carports), with a driveway approach permit and a new building or addition in Spokane Valley mixed in. The company says it offers deck material consultation and dates its start to 2003. The state lists Dale Shaw as a principal since 2005, and the crew runs in the four-to-six range. That makes Cirrus a fit for a homeowner on acreage north of Spokane who wants a shop or storage building, or someone in the Valley planning a new deck with railings and wanting help choosing materials. Fence work across several Spokane-area communities is also in its lane. The work is residential and site-scale: outbuildings, decks and fences rather than large commercial projects or full new-home framing packages. Most of this work needs a permit in Spokane County and Spokane Valley. Detached garages, shops and pole buildings above a modest size are reviewed for setbacks, footings and snow load, which matters in a region where winter snow sits on roofs for weeks. Decks that are raised off the ground or attached to the house usually need one too, and a new driveway cut onto a public road can need an approach permit. Expect the contractor to pull the permit and schedule inspections, since that puts the work on record and protects resale.