Maximum Construction.

The work is narrow by design: floors and counters, nothing else. Washington L&I registers the business under the floor covering and countertop specialty, and the jobs it suits follow from that. Think of a kitchen countertop swap in an existing house, hardwood or vinyl going down in a single-family home, or a floor covering repair. The state lists Maksim Pustovit as a principal since 2023. Idaho issued its contractor registration in 2025, adding the second side of the line. Because it is a residential specialist, Maximum Construction fits homeowners with a defined flooring or countertop job rather than a large commercial flooring contract. Framing, roofing or a whole-house build calls for a different contractor. A small crew with the owner on site tends to suit a single room or a kitchen, where one person carries the job from measuring to the final threshold. Repair or replace is the first question on most Spokane floors. Older homes around the city often hide original hardwood under carpet or vinyl, and that wood can sometimes be refinished instead of torn out. Vinyl and laminate are usually replaced once seams lift or the core swells, since patching rarely matches. Check the subfloor too: soft spots or squeaks point to replacement. With counters, a chipped laminate top on sound cabinets is often a simple swap, while cracked stone or failing cabinets means a bigger job.