Pacwest Interiors.

Flooring is the whole focus here. Pacwest Interiors advertises a team built around that one trade, with a flooring specialist, a design consultant, a sales manager and an installation lead, and it lists flexible hours. The state carries it as a general contractor in Washington, and Dean Thoemke is listed as a principal since 2016. In practice the business fits a homeowner or builder who wants material selection, supply and installation handled by one outfit, whether that's a single room of vinyl plank in Spokane Valley or a larger commercial order. It's less of a match for framing, structural remodeling or small handyman repairs, since the operation is organized around floors and finish materials. Before comparing flooring quotes in Spokane, write down the square footage of each room and which rooms are in scope, including closets, stairs and transitions between rooms. Note what's coming out, such as old carpet, glued-down vinyl or tile, and who hauls it away. Specify the product by type and thickness, and ask whether subfloor prep, leveling and underlayment are included or extra. Older Spokane homes often have uneven subfloors, and that prep is where bids tend to differ most. With those items fixed on paper, a quote from a supply-and-install company like Pacwest can be compared line for line with one from an installer who buys material separately.