Builders Etc Inc.

Washington lists the business as a general contractor, and the state shows Ray Ayers and Timothy Ayers as principals since 2005, the year the company was established. Work comes in mostly through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising, which fits a crew this size. Nearly two decades in the same corner of Spokane County is the main thing the record shows. A shop like this suits general home repair and remodeling, the kind of project where you want the person who quotes the work to be the one doing it. It's a generalist, not a specialty trade firm, and it isn't set up around public works contracts. A homeowner with a single specialized system to replace may be better matched with a contractor who does only that trade. Before comparing quotes on a remodel or repair around Spokane, write down the scope in plain terms: which rooms, what comes out, what goes in, and who supplies fixtures and finishes. Note anything you already suspect behind the walls in an older house, and ask each bidder how they'd handle surprises found during demolition. Ask who pulls the permit and whether cleanup and disposal are included. When every contractor is pricing the same written list, the numbers mean something.