Aco Builders LLC.

A crew that size suits work where the homeowner wants to deal directly with the person doing it. The person who quotes the job is likely the one on site, so questions about scope, scheduling and changes go straight to the person doing the work. Because Aco Builders is a new business, its record of completed projects is still short. A homeowner planning a large, multi-phase build who wants to compare a long list of past jobs may want to weigh that. For a contained project around the house, a small new outfit can be a practical fit. Much of what a general contractor does in Spokane needs a permit. Structural changes, additions, decks above a certain height, new or moved walls, and work that touches electrical, plumbing or mechanical systems usually go through the City of Spokane or, outside city limits, Spokane County. Inspections at framing and final stages check the work before it's covered up, which matters in older houses on the South Hill or in the Logan neighborhood where surprises behind plaster are common. Expect your contractor to pull the permit in the business's name. That keeps responsibility for passing inspection with the people doing the work, and it gives you a clean record when you sell the house.