Isn Northwest LLC.

The firm was formed in 2024 and is a small operation. The state puts the crew at one to three people, and the owner works on the job rather than managing from a distance. The state lists David Cowart, Jeane Balusik and Justin Balusik as principals since 2024. Its two stated lines of work are general contracting and lead-safe renovation, and the lead certification is held at the firm level, which is what Washington requires for paid renovation work that disturbs paint in pre-1978 homes and child-occupied buildings. That combination suits a homeowner with a remodel in one of Spokane's older neighborhoods: a kitchen or bath update, window replacement, or interior work where original painted trim and plaster are coming out. A crew this size fits small and mid-sized remodeling better than a large commercial build, and a homeowner hiring a young firm is dealing directly with the people doing the work. Renovation demand in Spokane bunches up from spring through early fall, when exterior work is possible and homeowners plan projects around summer. Small crews book out first in that window, so starting conversations in late winter gives the most choice of dates. Interior lead-safe work can run through the cold months, though containment and cleanup are easier to plan when the house doesn't need to be sealed against freezing weather. Winter is also a good time to settle scope and paperwork before the busy season starts.