Acces Tile.

This is a small operation. The state puts the crew at one to three people, and the owner works on the tools rather than running jobs from an office. The state lists Jerimyah Hunter as a principal since 2025. A shop this size suits a homeowner who wants the person they talk to about the job to be the person setting the tile, and who values one specialty done consistently over a broad menu of services. Acces Tile works through referrals and direct contact more than through social media. Tile itself rarely needs a permit in Spokane-area jurisdictions. What usually does is the work around it. A bathroom remodel that moves a drain, reroutes plumbing, adds a heated floor circuit or changes walls can trigger plumbing, electrical or building permits from the City of Spokane, Spokane Valley or Spokane County, depending on where the house sits. Ask early who will pull any permit the job needs and when inspections fall, since a shower pan or subfloor gets covered once tile goes down. A contractor who pulls the permit carries responsibility for passing inspection, which protects the homeowner when the house is later sold.