CSB Construction.

The state lists Ruslan Rhitko as a principal of CSB Construction since 2025, the year the business was registered with Washington L&I under its present name. Its registration is as a general contractor, which covers a wide range of building work rather than a single trade. With a crew that small, the person who bids the job is usually the person doing it. That suits homeowners and small commercial owners in Spokane who want one point of contact from start to finish, and a travel radius of roughly 25 miles keeps the work close to home base. General contracting looks different depending on the size of the job. A quick fix, like a rotted section of deck, a door that won't close right, or a small drywall repair, mostly needs someone careful and available. A larger project, such as a kitchen remodel, an addition, or a tenant improvement in a commercial space, brings permits through the City of Spokane or Spokane County, inspections, and several trades that have to be scheduled in order. For bigger work, ask who pulls the permits, which trades are subcontracted, and how the schedule holds up through a Spokane winter. A small crew can handle a lot, but the scope should match how many hands are on site.