Foster Construction.

Thomas Foster is listed by the state as a principal since 2018, when the current Washington registration took effect. That registration is for general contracting, the broad category that covers remodels, additions and repair work rather than a single trade. Foster Construction takes its work through referrals and repeat customers instead of advertising, which suits a homeowner who would rather talk the project through in person than book it online. It's a small, hands-on outfit, a better match for a contained job where one builder sees it start to finish than for a project that needs a large crew running several sites at once. Before comparing quotes from general contractors around Spokane, write the job down yourself. List the rooms or areas involved, what gets torn out, what stays, and which materials and fixtures you want, down to brand or grade where you care. Note who pulls the permit with the city or county, who handles the trades a general contractor subs out, and how disposal and cleanup are covered. Ask each bidder to price against that same list, and ask what's excluded. A short written scope makes bids from a one-person shop and a larger firm comparable line for line, and it heads off the change orders that start when a quote was vague about what it included.