DeckPros NW.

Spokane County permits tied to the licence show the shape of the work since 2025: a residential deck in Mead, a patio roof cover in Greenacres, and several miscellaneous residential projects in Spokane and Greenacres into 2026. The state insures the crew under workers'-comp classes for wood frame construction, building repair and remodeling, and concrete flatwork, which lines up with what the company says it does. The state lists Mitchell Rector, Bud Welliver and Alex Driver as principals since 2025, the year the business was formed. This is a good match for a homeowner adding a composite deck or a new stair system, replacing tired railings, or re-siding an existing house. Smaller repair and remodel jobs around a Spokane-area home fit the record too. The footprint is residential wood framing and exterior upgrades, so large commercial framing or engineered concrete work is better taken to a firm built around that. Deck and exterior work in Spokane runs on the weather. Most homeowners start thinking about a deck when the snow melts, which means spring and early summer calendars fill quickly, and anything needing a county permit adds time before the first post goes in. Getting estimates in late winter puts you ahead of that rush. Late summer and early fall are often easier to book and still dry enough for framing and siding, while concrete flatwork is best poured before the freezes return.