Diaz Home Services.

The state lists Miguel Diaz Cazalez as a principal since 2026, the same year the business registered as a general contractor in Washington. The business works within roughly 25 miles of its base, which covers Spokane, Liberty Lake and the surrounding valley. Work comes largely through local referrals and direct contact with the owner. That setup suits a homeowner with a defined, manageable job, such as a repair that's been put off or a modest room update, who would rather deal with the person doing the work than with an office. Before any general contracting job starts, get the scope written down in plain terms: which rooms, which materials, and what's excluded. Ask who hauls away debris and whether cleanup happens daily or at the end. Agree on how changes get handled, because older Spokane Valley houses often reveal surprises once a wall or floor is opened, and a change order should be priced and approved in writing before the extra work begins. Finally, ask what workmanship warranty is offered and for how long, and get that in writing too.