Divcon Inc.

Recent permits tie Divcon to commercial tenant improvements and new commercial buildings in Spokane Valley, a commercial addition in Spokane, plus engineered grading and a commercial sewer permit, with licence-matched work running from 2015 into 2026. Public-works filings since 2010 include jobs for Eastern Washington University, Spokane Regional Emergency Communications and Aging and Long Term Care of Eastern Washington. The state insures the crews under excavation, concrete, wood frame construction and finish carpentry classes. Architectural finishes the company advertises include thin brick, form liner, board form and sandblast. The state lists John Miller as a principal since 1980 and Shane Miller since 2001. Divcon fits a building owner or developer putting up a low-rise tilt-up building who wants the concrete structure and the general contract under one roof, or a tenant fitting out office, retail or restaurant space. The pre-construction side is part of the offer too: site selection, test-fit planning, zoning review and early cost estimates. Work comes mostly through repeat clients and relationships. A small house repair or residential remodel sits outside the commercial work this firm is built around. Before comparing bids on a commercial build or tenant improvement in Spokane or Spokane Valley, have the scope written down: drawings or a test fit, the finish level, who carries design, and which jurisdiction issues the permit, since the City, the Valley and the County each run their own process. Note whether site work, grading and utility connections are included. For tilt-up, ask each bidder to state panel finish, insulation and slab assumptions so the quotes describe the same building.