Hidden Bay Homes LLC.

Permits pulled under the company's license through Spokane County and the City of Spokane Valley trace the work from late 2025 into 2026. Spokane Valley shows the most activity, with accessory structures, a new building or addition, a sewer permit and an approach permit. Garage and shop work also appears in Spokane, and new dwellings are underway in Deer Park and Medical Lake. The state's workers'-comp classes line up with that picture: new residential construction, accessory structures and sewer line installation. The state lists Stephen Luke and Kiril Barrett as principals since 2025. This is a small crew, one to three people by the state's count, with the owner working on site. That suits a homeowner planning a new house on a lot in the county, or a detached garage, carport or shop on an existing property. The company also advertises small commercial and multifamily new construction. The focus is general building, so specialty trades like electrical or plumbing on their own are a different kind of hire, and large commercial developments sit outside the residential and small commercial work the permits show. For an older garage or outbuilding on a Spokane property, the repair-or-replace question usually comes down to the bones. Sagging rooflines under winter snow load, rotted sills on a slab with no footing, or a structure too small for today's vehicles often make a new build the sounder spend. A sound frame with tired siding or a failing roof is usually worth keeping. Replacing a structure means a county or city permit and a fresh look at setbacks, so ask a builder to walk the site before you decide.