P Line Built Construction LLC.

The work centers on outdoor woodwork: custom deck construction and exterior stair installation, alongside custom carpentry and interior remodeling. The company also says it handles custom home building. All of it is residential. With a crew that small, the person who prices a deck in Rathdrum is usually the same person framing it, which keeps decisions about layout, stair runs and railing details close to the job. The business holds an Idaho contractor registration through the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing, issued in 2020. That setup suits a homeowner who wants one point of contact from first sketch to final board, on a deck, a set of exterior stairs, a carpentry project or a remodel. It's a residential builder, so large commercial jobs and public works sit outside what it does. Anyone shopping for a big operation with a sales staff and multiple crews running at once will find a different kind of shop here: direct, small and hands-on. In Rathdrum, Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, Hayden and the rest of Kootenai County, new decks, especially raised ones attached to the house, along with exterior stairs, structural changes and most remodels that touch framing, plumbing or electrical, generally need a building permit from the city or county. Inspections typically check footings, ledger attachment, framing and guardrails before the work is covered up. Expect the contractor to pull that permit in the business's name. It puts responsibility for meeting code on the builder, and a closed-out permit matters when the house is sold or insured.