Mario & Son Inc.

The state insures Mario & Son under workers'-comp classes for stone fabrication and polishing, floor and counter covering installation, and brick, block and stone masonry, which lines up with what the business advertises: design, fabrication and installation in one place. The crew runs in the 21 to 30 range. The state lists Mario Marcella and Jeffrey Marcella as principals since 1995 and Michael Marcella since 2011. Public work includes jobs for Spokane County Fire District 3 and Grant County between 2010 and 2022, alongside residential and commercial projects. This is a fit for a kitchen or bath remodel built around a stone countertop, and for older homes that need masonry or stone restored rather than replaced. The company says it works across Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, North Idaho, Eastern Washington and Western Montana, so a project on either side of the state line is in range. Framing, drywall and general new-construction work fall outside its stone and masonry focus. The shop keeps weekday hours, Monday through Friday. Countertop and masonry demand in Spokane follows the remodeling season. Kitchen projects pile up in spring and again in early fall as people aim to finish before the holidays, and fabricators book templating and install dates around those surges. Exterior masonry is tied to the weather: mortar work wants the stretch after the last hard frost and before late-fall cold sets in. Picking a slab and getting on the schedule well before cabinets go in keeps a remodel from stalling on the countertop.