Farris, Jason J.

This is a small operation. The state puts the crew at one to three people, and the owner works on the jobs. Work comes mostly through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising. The state lists Jason Farris as a principal since 2024, when the current registration took effect, following the earlier license that ran from 2017. The registration is Washington only, so the work stays on the Spokane side of the line. That shape suits a straightforward residential project: an interior update, a repair, a modest remodel where one general contractor runs the job from start to finish. A homeowner gets the person doing the work as the point of contact. Large commercial builds are a different kind of job, and so is specialized trade work like electrical or plumbing, which falls outside a general contracting license and goes to licensed trade contractors. Repair or replace is the question behind most remodel calls in Spokane. Much of the housing stock here is older, and freeze-thaw winters work on siding, decks, windows and anything that lets water in. A repair makes sense when the damage is local and what's around it is sound. Replacement starts to make sense when opening a wall or floor shows rot, old wiring or repeated patching. Ask a contractor to show you what they find once things are opened up, and to price both options so the choice is yours.