C & W Properties LLC.

The state lists Christopher Wear and Whitney Wear as principals, both added in 2026, the year the business formed. A crew that size means the person who quotes the job is likely the one doing it, and that suits straightforward residential projects: a room refresh, repairs around the house, the kind of general work that doesn't need a big operation behind it. Electrical and plumbing are licensed separately in Washington, so jobs that lean heavily on those trades will involve other contractors. Large commercial or public jobs aren't what a residential shop like this is set up for. Weather in the Inland Northwest decides a lot of the schedule for general work. Exterior repairs, siding, decks and anything involving concrete go best from late spring through early fall, when the ground has thawed and pours can cure without frost. Freeze-thaw cycles through winter open up gaps around windows, doors and trim, so spring is a good time to have that damage looked at before it lets water in. Dry summers bring dust and fire concerns out toward Nine Mile Falls, and they're the window for anything that has to stay open to the weather. Interior remodeling holds up well through the cold months, when small contractors often have more room on the calendar.