Doskaliuk Construction LLC.

The state lists Oleksandr Doskaliuk as a principal since 2026, and the crew runs at one to three people. That size shapes the work. A small outfit like this fits a residential floor replacement or a kitchen countertop job, where the person who quotes the work is usually the person doing it. Large commercial flooring contracts sit outside that scale, and a homeowner looking for a firm with decades of history or a public-works track record will be looking at a different kind of business. Before any flooring or countertop work starts in a Spokane-area house, get the scope in writing: which rooms, what happens to existing flooring and trim, whether subfloor repair is included, and who moves furniture and appliances. Ask how cleanup and haul-away are handled, especially for tile and old carpet. Agree on how change orders work if rot or an uneven slab turns up once the old floor comes up. For countertops, confirm who templates, who handles sink and cooktop cutouts, and what the installer's workmanship warranty covers, separate from any manufacturer warranty on the material.