Eliza Construction LLC.

That single risk class is the clearest picture of the work. Washington insures Eliza Construction under floor and counter covering installation and nothing broader, and the business works in both residential and commercial buildings. The state lists Vitalii Mukhin as a principal since 2024, the same year the business was formed. It's a young outfit with a tight scope, and the job it fits is a defined one: new flooring in a few rooms, a counter surface replaced in a kitchen or bath, or a small commercial space getting new floors. A project that needs many trades coordinated under one roof, such as a full gut remodel or a large commercial build-out, calls for a different kind of contractor. Homeowners who want a firm with a long track record may also weigh the business's recent start. For a surface job that's already scoped, a focused installer working nearby is a sensible match. Flooring and counter work in Spokane runs year-round, since it happens indoors, but demand still bunches. Late winter and early spring fill with remodels people planned over the holidays, and early fall gets busy with homeowners trying to finish before Thanksgiving guests arrive. Material lead times add to it: specialty tile, hardwood and fabricated counter tops can take a while to arrive. Picking materials early and booking a few weeks before you want work to start keeps a project in Spokane Valley or Cheney from stalling while waiting on a delivery.