Makers Guild LLC.

The state lists Aleksandr Chekulayev as a principal since 2022. Makers Guild is registered in Washington as a general contractor, but the risk classes tell the more useful story: surface coverings for floors and counters, and interior trim and finish carpentry. That points to kitchen countertop swaps, flooring replacement in existing houses, and custom trim or built-ins. The business works within roughly 25 miles of its base, which covers Spokane, Liberty Lake, Mead and the towns in between. Work comes in through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising. That mix suits a homeowner updating rooms in a house that's already standing: new floors through a main level, a countertop replacement, casing and baseboard, a built-in bookcase. It's a less natural fit for new-construction framing or structural changes, and for large commercial fit-outs, since the insured work is residential finish carpentry and surface installation. Interior finish work in Spokane doesn't follow the weather the way roofing or concrete does, but it still bunches up. Fall brings a rush of people who want floors and kitchens done before the holidays, and late winter fills with projects planned over the cold months. Booking finish carpentry or flooring a couple of months ahead of those windows gives time to order materials, let wood flooring acclimate indoors, and line up countertop templating and fabrication without a squeeze.