Five Star Frame LLC.

Five Star Frame has held a Washington contractor registration since 2017, and the state lists Daniils Kaskevics as a principal from that same year. The work centers on residential framing rather than a broad remodeling menu. Jobs tend to come through referrals, repeat customers and contractor directories instead of advertising, which is common for framing crews that work under general contractors or alongside owner-builders. Expect a shop that does one thing consistently, within roughly a 25-mile reach of Spokane Valley. That focus makes it a fit for new wood-frame houses, additions, garages and structural framing on residential projects around Spokane, Liberty Lake, Mead and nearby towns. Steel or concrete framing on larger commercial buildings sits outside what the state record shows. A homeowner running a whole project will want a general contractor or their own plan to handle the trades that come after the frame goes up. Weather shapes framing in the Inland Northwest more than most trades. Lumber left exposed through a wet fall or a snowy stretch can swell, and a frame that sits open through freeze-thaw cycles needs time to dry before insulation and drywall close it in. Many homeowners aim to get a house framed, sheathed and roofed during the dry summer months so it's weather-tight before winter. If framing does run into the cold season, ask how materials will be stored and covered on site, and how snow load will be handled until the roof is finished.