Jeffreys LLC.

The state insures Jeffreys under workers' comp classes for tree care and pruning, lawn maintenance and logging, alongside exterior and interior painting, roofing, finish carpentry and building repair. The permit record runs from 2023 through 2026 and is mostly dirt work: regular and engineered grading, driveway approach permits and right-of-way permits in Spokane Valley, with one grading job in Spokane. In 2026 the business filed public work for Spokane School District 81 as a subcontractor. The state lists Shannon Stiltner as a principal since 2019 and Gail Stiltner since 2023, and the crew runs in the four-to-six range. Jeffreys fits storm cleanup, emergency removals and clearing brush or overgrowth off a larger lot, especially where grading or a new approach follows. Much of its work comes through general contractors and agency maintenance jobs rather than straight from homeowners. It is a tree and site crew. New house framing, wiring and plumbing belong with the trades that specialize in them. With trees, repair versus replace usually means prune or remove. Around Spokane, ponderosa pines and older shade trees in established yards take a beating from ice storms and summer windstorms. A tree with a few broken limbs and a sound trunk can often be cleaned up and kept. Splits at the main fork, rot at the base, or a heavy lean toward the house usually tip the call toward removal. Ask the crew to show you what they see before they cut, and decide whether you also want the stump ground out. That's easier to settle while the equipment is already in your yard.