Elite Construction Innvtns Inc.

The business was set up in 2022 and carries a Washington general contractor registration through L&I. The state lists Robert Burke as a principal since 2022. It works within about 25 miles of its base, which from Cheney reaches Airway Heights, Spokane and the west side of the valley. With a crew that small, the work tends to come through referrals and local word of mouth rather than advertising, and scheduling depends on what's already on the owner's calendar. General contracting covers a wide range, and the size of the job changes who makes sense to hire. A small repair, like a rotted deck board, a sticking door or a patch of damaged siding, rewards someone who can show up, fix it and move on without a lot of overhead. A larger project, like an addition, a basement finish or a kitchen gut, means permits through the city or county, several trades to schedule, and inspections along the way. For those, ask how the contractor handles subcontractors and who manages the permit. A small owner-run crew can do larger work well, but it pays to talk through the timeline and how many jobs they carry at once before you sign.