McDonaldnsonsdecks LLC.

The state lists Zachary McDonald as a principal since 2024, the year the business was formed. The state puts the crew at one to three people, and the owner works on the jobs directly, so the person who quotes a deck is likely the person building it. The work is residential. Washington registers the business through L&I as a general contractor, and it also holds an Idaho contractor registration, which lets it legally take work on both sides of the state line. A small shop with a deck-first service list fits a homeowner replacing a tired deck, adding a new one, or pairing that with a roof, an addition or a pole barn on a rural lot around Colbert or Deer Park. Remodeling and exterior projects are on the list too. It is a less natural fit for new-construction framing, and for anyone who wants a large contractor with a big marketing operation. This business works more like a referral-driven local trade. Deck and exterior work in the Spokane area bunches up between late spring and early fall, when the ground is thawed and lumber stays dry. Small crews book up fast once the weather turns, so homeowners who want a summer deck do best getting quotes in late winter, while there's still time to settle design and permits. Roofing follows a similar curve, and late-season roof jobs risk running into early snow. Pole barns and additions take longer to plan, so start those conversations even earlier.