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Spokane County and Spokane Valley permit records tied to the license run from 2013 to 2025 and show the range: an accessory building in Spokane Valley, garages or shops in Otis Orchards and Mead, a new duplex with its sewer connection in Spokane, and a residential alteration in Rockford. The state lists Terry Cook and Lauri Cook as principals since 2008. The owner works on the jobs, the crew is small, and new work tends to come through referrals and past customers rather than advertising. That shape suits a homeowner adding a detached garage or shop, shoring up framing or a foundation on an older house, or doing a remodel that needs permits pulled. It's a residential outfit at heart rather than a firm for large commercial builds. With a crew of one to three, it's worth talking through the schedule up front, including how delays will be communicated, if the timeline matters to you. On structural work in Spokane, repair versus replace usually comes down to what's under the surface. A sagging floor or cracked foundation wall on an older home can often be sistered, shored or patched, but opening it up sometimes shows rot or settling that makes a partial fix false economy. The same goes for an old detached garage: a sound slab and walls can carry a new roof and doors, while a heaved slab or failing framing often argues for starting over. Freeze-thaw cycles here are hard on concrete, so ask a contractor to show you the damage and explain why a repair will hold.