Kobz Construction LLC.

Kobz Construction stays inside the house. The work mix the state insures is floor covering installation and countertop fabrication, and nothing structural, so this is a shop for interior finishes rather than framing or roofing. Washington lists Joseph Kobzar as a principal since 2025. The business works out of Spokane and travels roughly 25 miles, which reaches Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Mead, Cheney and Airway Heights. The fit is clearest on a kitchen remodel that needs new countertops cut and set, or on an existing home where the flooring has worn out and needs replacing. A crew this size means the person quoting the job is likely the one installing it. A project that also needs walls moved or a roof redone would call for a general contractor or other trades alongside. Spokane has plenty of older homes, and many hide original hardwood under carpet or vinyl. Before replacing a floor, it's worth pulling up a corner to see what's underneath, because refinishing good wood can beat tearing it out. Replacement makes more sense when the subfloor is soft, there's water damage near a bathroom or entry, or the old material is cracked throughout. Countertops follow similar logic: a chip or a loose seam can often be repaired, but delamination, burns across the surface, or a layout that no longer works usually point toward new tops. Ask any installer to look at the substrate before committing either way.