Ed's Tile & Flooring LLC.

Ed's Tile & Flooring is registered with Washington L&I and with Idaho's Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing, which added its registration in late 2025. The state lists Eduard Herhedava as a principal since 2024. The work is residential: tile, hardwood and other floor coverings in homes. The business works within roughly 25 miles of Spokane, which reaches Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Mead, Cheney and Airway Heights. A crew this size suits a straightforward floor replacement: a bathroom retiled, a kitchen redone, hardwood put down through a few rooms. With the owner on the job, the person who quotes the work is usually the one installing it. Large commercial flooring contracts are better matched to bigger outfits with more crews to send. Spokane's housing stock matters for flooring. Older homes in neighborhoods like the South Hill and Garfield often have original fir or oak under carpet or vinyl, and sometimes layers of old flooring that have to come up first. Floors in those houses can be out of level, and tile over a bouncy subfloor tends to crack, so ask how the installer plans to check and prepare the subfloor. Newer builds in Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake and the edges of town usually have flatter plywood or concrete slabs, which makes tile and luxury vinyl simpler to lay. In basements, ask about moisture before choosing a material.