All Floors Inc.

The state insures All Floors under workers'-comp classes for floor and counter covering installation, interior finish carpentry and masonry, which fits the tile, stone and countertop side of the business. The company says it has been operating since 2006, and an earlier All Floors LLC licence dates to 2007. Public agencies it has worked for include Washington State University, the University of Washington, Samaritan Healthcare, Central Valley School District, Kennewick School District, the Spokane Airport Board and Grant County. The state lists Aleksandr Altukhov as a principal since 2016 and Vitaliy Altukhov since 2019. The crew falls in the seven-to-ten worker range. Commercial work makes up more of the book than residential: tenant improvements, healthcare and school floors, retail and office spaces, and rubber fitness flooring. Homeowners still get a showroom consultation, help choosing materials and a crew that handles demolition and floor prep before install. The work is flooring and countertops, so framing or a whole-house remodel would need a general contractor alongside. The office keeps weekday hours, which matters for anyone hoping to schedule a weekend install. Before comparing flooring bids, write down the square footage room by room, the exact product line and thickness you want, and what sits underneath now. Ask each bidder to list tear-out and disposal, subfloor repair, leveling compound, moisture testing on concrete slabs, transitions, stair nosing and baseboard work as separate lines. Basements and slab-on-grade rooms in Spokane Valley homes often need moisture control before vinyl or wood goes down, and one quote that includes it can look higher than one that quietly leaves it out. Confirm who supplies the material and who owns any leftover boxes.