Hakimi Stone LLC.

The state lists Tahereh Khavari and Rahmatullah Mir Hussain as principals of Hakimi Stone, both since 2026, the year the business registered in Washington. Its L&I specialty is narrow and specific: tile, ceramic, mosaic, natural and manufactured stone. That makes it a fit for kitchen and bathroom floors, entryways, showers and other spots where a homeowner wants tile or stone rather than carpet or vinyl plank. Mosaic and natural stone each take careful layout and setting, so the specialty says something about the kind of finish work involved. Seasons matter for tile and stone in the Inland Northwest. Indoor work can go year-round, but winter heating dries out a house, and subfloors and adhesives behave best when the space is held at a steady temperature before and after setting. Outdoor stone on patios, steps or entries faces hard freeze-thaw cycles around Spokane, so ask about frost-rated material, a sound base and drainage, and plan that work for late spring through early fall, when mortar and grout can cure without a freeze. Dry summer heat can rush curing too, so shaded or early-day work helps.