JR Carpet & Flooring.

The work centers on existing homes: replacing floors, setting counter tops and handling the finish carpentry that ties a room together, like trim and transitions where new flooring meets old. That combination suits a kitchen or bath refresh where the floor and the counters change at the same time and one installer can carry both. The owner is on the tools, and the state puts the crew at one to three people. Kedyn Rivas is listed as a principal since 2018. Work comes mostly through referrals and repeat customers. Because this is a small residential operation focused on interior finishes, it fits a remodel inside a lived-in house better than a large commercial flooring contract. Framing and structural work also fall outside it. If a subfloor needs structural repair or walls are moving, line up that trade first and bring the flooring installer in once the room is ready for finishes. Flooring demand in Spokane tends to build in late winter and spring, when people stuck indoors decide to redo rooms, and again in fall ahead of the holidays. Summer can open up as homeowners shift to outdoor projects. A crew of one to three can only be in one house at a time, so ask early and expect to wait for a start date in the busy stretches. Plan around material lead times too. Counter tops and specialty flooring often need ordering before the install can be scheduled, and new flooring should sit in the house to acclimate before it goes down.