Dan's Construction.

The company says it has been family-owned since 2007, and the state lists Daniel Glushko as a principal since 2018. Its advertised work runs from new construction and repair of fences, decks, sheds and pergolas to patio covers, lattice systems, stairs and porches, plus hardwood, laminate and engineered flooring. Washington registers it with a framing and rough carpentry specialty. The crew is small, with the owner doing the work, and jobs tend to come through referrals and repeat customers. The company advertises a lifetime limited warranty. That size points to a particular kind of job: a deck replacement, a custom fence line, a pergola over a back patio, a home addition, or a modest commercial build-out or repair. A small outfit like this fits projects where one crew carries the work from start to finish. Large commercial developments and multi-unit residential jobs that need many hands on a tight schedule are a different kind of contract. On a Spokane-area deck or fence, the repair-or-replace question usually comes down to what's underneath. Winters here bring freeze and thaw, snow load and melt, and wood that stays wet at the ground or at the ledger board is where rot starts. Loose boards or a few leaning fence panels can often be fixed if the posts and framing are sound. Soft posts, failing footings or a ledger pulling from the house usually mean the structure needs rebuilding. Ask a contractor to probe the framing and posts before pricing new decking or pickets.