Drake's Working Hands LLC.

A crew that size shapes how a job runs. The person who gives the quote is usually the person on site, so questions about the work get answered by someone who is doing it. Smaller crews tend to fit repairs, remodels and projects around Spokane, Spokane Valley and nearby towns where one team carries the work from start to finish. The business holds a Washington registration with L&I and works on the Washington side of the line. Before comparing bids from any general contractor in the Spokane area, write the job down first. List each room or area involved, the materials you want or the ones you're open to, and anything you already know is wrong, like soft subfloor, an old electrical panel or a drainage problem. Note whether the job needs a city or county permit and who will pull it. Ask each contractor to price the same list, and to say what's excluded, how cleanup and disposal are handled, and how changes get priced once work starts. In older Spokane houses, ask how hidden damage found behind walls will be billed. Quotes written against the same scope are the only ones worth comparing side by side.