Behler Construction LLC.

The state lists Samara Behler and Conrad Behler as principals of the LLC since 2025. Work tends to come through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising, which suits a shop this size. From Colbert, a working radius of about 25 miles reaches Mead, Spokane, Spokane Valley and Airway Heights. The registration covers general contracting, which means coordinating and building, while licensed electrical and plumbing work belongs to those trades. That makes Behler Construction a reasonable call for standard remodeling, repairs and routine maintenance on a house or a small commercial property, the kind of job where the person bidding it is the person showing up. A large commercial development with many trades and a project manager on site is a different scale of operation. For a homeowner in the northern suburbs who wants a local general contractor close by, Colbert is about as close as it gets. Around Spokane, the city, Spokane County and Spokane Valley each run their own permit desks, and the rules follow the jurisdiction where the house sits. Structural changes, additions, decks above grade, new or enlarged window and door openings, and most remodels that touch framing generally need a permit and inspections. Electrical and plumbing pieces carry their own permits pulled by those licensed trades. Expect the general contractor to pull the building permit and schedule the inspections, since the inspector's sign-off is the record that the work met code when you sell or insure the house.