Harrison & Sons Construction LLC.

The state lists Scott Harrison as a principal of Harrison & Sons Construction, and the firm carries a general contractor specialty with L&I, the broadest category Washington registers. That covers remodels, additions and the mixed jobs that pull in several trades at once. Harrison & Sons works by direct contact and referral rather than through booking apps or instant-quote tools, so expect a conversation and a site visit before a number. That suits a homeowner planning a residential remodel who would rather talk the job through with the people doing it. Repair or replace is the first question on most Spokane remodels, and the answer usually depends on what's behind the finish. Much of the city's housing is older, and a sagging floor, a soft subfloor by a tub or an out-of-square wall can be a local repair or a sign of a wider problem in framing or the foundation. Have a general contractor open things up enough to see the cause before committing either way. Freeze-thaw winters are hard on exterior work, so siding, decks and porches that have taken years of snow and meltwater often reach the point where patching costs more over time than rebuilding. Ask for both options priced side by side, and ask what each one leaves in place.