Harbor Haven Services LLC.

The state lists Salvador Alarcon as a principal since 2024, the same year Harbor Haven Services registered as a Washington general contractor. A general registration covers a broad range of building and remodeling work, so the specific scope of a job is worth settling in conversation before anything is signed. Harbor Haven works largely by referral and direct contact, which suits a homeowner who wants to talk the project through with the contractor and a trade partner who wants a plain, one-to-one working arrangement. On a Spokane house the repair-or-replace question usually comes down to what is behind the visible damage. Much of the city's housing is older, and a soft floor, a sagging deck or a leaking window often points to moisture that has been working for years through freeze and thaw. Patching makes sense when the surrounding structure is sound and the problem is local. Replacement earns its cost when rot, outdated framing or repeated repairs keep showing up in the same place. Ask a general contractor to open things up enough to see the extent before pricing either option, and get the scope written down, including what happens if more damage turns up once work starts.