Davyd Construction Inc.

Washington's workers'-comp record puts the business in a single risk class, wood-frame building construction, and that lines up with the residential framing and custom home work it lists. The company says it also handles decks, siding upgrades and whole-home remodels, and it names Spokane and North Idaho as its service area. The state lists Davyd Parkhotiuk as a principal since 2017, the year the business was established, with Liubov Artomova and Artem Artomov added as principals in 2024. Work tends to come through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising. The fit is residential: a new custom house, a full remodel of an existing one, or an exterior project like a new deck or fresh siding. Davyd Construction is a wood-frame builder, so a large commercial building calls for a different kind of firm. Electrical and plumbing come from licensed specialists, and on a bigger job it's worth asking who those subcontractors will be. Size matters when choosing a general contractor. Replacing a rotted deck board or a stretch of siding is a short job that a handyman or a single trade can often cover. A new deck, an addition or a whole-home remodel is different: it involves structure, a permit, inspections and several trades working in sequence, and that's where a registered general contractor earns the work. Around Spokane and Deer Park, outdoor framing is easier in the drier months, so a larger exterior project is best planned early. For a job that crosses into Idaho, confirm the contractor holds that state's registration too.