Handyman Julio LLC.

The company says it handles framing, deck construction, fence installation, shed building and general remodels, all residential. It advertises itself as locally owned and lists Spokane as its service area. The state lists Julio Villareal as a principal since 2026, and the business holds a Washington L&I registration as a general contractor. Work tends to come through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising, which usually means a homeowner hears about the business from a neighbor or a past client before calling. This is a residential contractor built around the kind of projects that sit in a backyard or inside an existing house: a new deck off the back door, a fence line, a shed, or a remodel that needs framing. Large commercial builds, industrial jobs and public works sit outside what it lists. A Spokane homeowner with a defined outdoor project or a mid-sized remodel is the natural fit. A small fix and a bigger project call for different hires. Swapping a few fence boards or replacing a rotted deck step is quick work that a handyman-style crew can knock out in an afternoon. A new deck, a shed on a foundation, or a remodel that moves walls is a different job: it involves structure, often a city or county permit, and inspections. For anything structural around Spokane, Spokane Valley or Mead, hire a registered general contractor rather than an unregistered handyman, ask who pulls the permit, and get the scope in writing before work starts.