Perfection Tile LLC.

Licence-matched permits show the shape of the work. There was a window project in Veradale in 2018, two new single-family dwellings in Spokane Valley in 2020, and a residential remodel or egress permit in Spokane Valley in 2023. In 2017 the business filed on a public-works job for the Spokane Airport Board as a subcontractor. The state lists Dario Artemov and Aleksandr Artemov as principals, both since 2016, the year the business was established. Much of this work comes through general contractors and referrals rather than advertising. That suits a homeowner already working with a builder or remodeler on a Spokane Valley house who needs the tile and flooring done by a dedicated installer. It also suits prevailing-wage or public building work, given the airport board filing. Someone who prefers to hire a flooring installer directly and pick from a showroom of past jobs may find this firm fits better as part of a larger crew. A straight floor replacement, like new tile in a bathroom or LVP through a living room, usually doesn't need a building permit on its own in Spokane Valley or unincorporated Spokane County. The permit comes in when the flooring is part of something bigger: moving walls, relocating plumbing for a shower, converting a basement with an egress window, or building new. On those jobs the general contractor or the remodeler should pull the permit and schedule inspections before the floor goes down, because a subfloor or shower pan covered too early is expensive to open back up.