Carpenter Company.

The service list is built around break-fix work on houses. Carpenter Company says it tears off old, molded or rotten roofing and replaces it, repairs leaks and holes in framing, hangs interior and exterior doors, diagnoses doors that stick, and trims out windows and doors. Inside, it lists building and removing fur-walls, patching drywall, and installing vanities, sinks, toilets and shower hardware. It also advertises Trex and composite work and offers free estimates. The state lists Gary Carpenter as a principal since 2016, and the business works roughly a 25-mile radius from Colbert, which puts Mead, Spokane and Spokane Valley in reach. This kind of crew fits a homeowner with a list of repairs: a leaking roof section, a rotted door frame, a bathroom that needs a new vanity and toilet, or a winter driveway that needs plowing. Older homes with a mix of small problems suit it well. Large commercial jobs and ground-up framing on new construction sit outside what the service list describes. The line between a quick fix and a project matters when hiring carpentry and roofing. A patched leak, a rehung door or a drywall repair is a contained job, and a small owner-run crew can usually schedule it sooner and price it simply. A full roof replacement or a bathroom gut touches more trades and may need a permit from the city or Spokane County, so ask up front who pulls it and who handles plumbing or electrical. With a small crew, get the scope in writing so the job doesn't grow past what you agreed to.