Curtis Voigt LLC.

Most of what's on record comes from prevailing-wage work. Curtis Voigt LLC has filed on public projects for Spokane International Airport, the Spokane Conservation District, Spokane School District 81 and Mead School District 354, usually as a subcontractor rather than the prime. The state lists Curtis Voigt as a principal since 2024, and the business carries a Washington L&I registration alongside an Idaho registration from the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing. Residential flooring sits within its building types too. The shop fits work that's squarely flooring or counters: a general contractor looking for an installer to sub out a floor, or a homeowner who has the rest of a project handled and needs the surfaces done. It mostly gets work trade-to-trade and by referral. Anyone wanting one firm to run a whole remodel, framing and electrical included, would be hiring outside its licensed scope. Small flooring jobs and big ones call for different hires. Replacing a damaged run of plank or a worn counter in a Spokane Valley kitchen is installer work, and a single-trade specialist is usually the right call. A whole-house renovation, or a basement finish in an older Spokane home where the subfloor needs leveling and moisture checks, brings in other trades and scheduling, and that's where a general contractor coordinates while a flooring sub does the install. Knowing which kind of job you have tells you who to call first.