Nailed IT Construction LLC.

The service list is broad but stays residential. Alongside new decks the company advertises deck and patio repair, railing and step replacement, and outdoor kitchens. On the house itself it lists siding installation and repair, window and door installation, window trim, and roof replacement. Barns and sheds, new or repaired, round out the outbuilding side. The business describes itself as family-owned, and it holds an Idaho contractor registration dating to 2014. This suits a Post Falls homeowner with a mix of exterior jobs, say a tired deck, failing fascia and a shed that needs a roof, who would rather hand them to one crew than coordinate several trades. It fits less well for large commercial or industrial work, or for someone who wants a single-trade specialist. Much of the company's work comes through referrals and repeat customers. Before anything starts, get the scope in writing: which boards, panels or trim are being replaced, and what happens if rot turns up behind siding or under a deck once it's opened. Ask how hidden damage is priced and approved as a change order. Ask who hauls away old decking, siding and roofing, and how the yard is left each day. Ask what warranty covers the labor, separate from any manufacturer warranty on siding or metal roofing, and whether permits for decks, covered patios or garages are pulled by the contractor.