32Donecontracting LLC.

The work it advertises is broad plumbing: water heater installation and maintenance, drain cleaning and sewer line service, backflow prevention and testing, grease trap installation and cleaning, fixture and pipe repair, garbage disposals and plumbing system inspections. It also lists new construction installations, remodeling and general contracting for homes and commercial buildings. The state's workers'-comp classes point to plumbing and sewer cleaning as the core of the job. In 2026 the company filed public work as prime contractor for SNAP. The state lists Robert Bosaaen as a principal since 2024. The fit is plumbing more than full-scale building. A burst line or a backed-up sewer on a cold night is the kind of call the company says it takes around the clock. A buyer wanting the plumbing checked before closing, a restaurant needing grease trap service, or a small agency job is in range too. Much of its work runs through other contractors and agencies, so it's a quieter, trade-to-trade operation rather than one built around consumer marketing. Big industrial projects sit outside what the state record shows. Before plumbing work starts, pin down scope in writing: which fixtures, lines or appliances are included, and whether drywall or flooring opened for access gets patched or left for someone else. Ask how cleanup is handled, especially for sewer and drain work in older Spokane basements. Agree how change orders get priced if a camera inspection turns up a cracked or root-filled line. Ask what warranty covers parts versus labor on a water heater or repipe, and who you call if a joint leaks months later.