Elk Ridge Builders LLC.

The state lists Ryan Haney and Erin Haney as principals, both since 2017, the same year the business was established. The crew is small, one to three people by the state's count, and the owner works on the job rather than managing it from an office. Work comes mostly through referrals and repeat customers. The licence-matched permit record points to residential accessory structures in Mead, which lines up with the service the company lists. That makes Elk Ridge a sensible call for a detached garage, shop, studio or similar outbuilding on a residential lot in Mead or elsewhere in the northern part of Spokane County. Homeowners who want the person they hire to be the person building tend to like that arrangement. Large commercial work or public projects sit outside what this business shows in its record, and anyone shopping for a firm that handles many trades under one roof will find a narrower focus here. Before comparing bids on an accessory structure, write down the footprint, wall height, door sizes and where it sits on the lot relative to property lines and the septic or well, since much of rural and semi-rural Spokane County runs on both. Decide whether you want power, insulation or a finished interior, and note whether the quote covers the foundation, site prep and the county permit. Ask each bidder to spell out who pulls the permit and what's excluded, so the numbers you compare describe the same building.