KCC & E LLC.

The state insures KCC & E under workers'-comp classes for building repair and carpentry, plus a contractor's permanent yard or shop, which points toward repair and renovation work on existing structures more than new-build framing. The company lists both residential and commercial work. The state lists Keith Kirby as a principal since 2022, and the business was formed in 2023, so this is a young operation. Commercial clients looking at an entry sign or a precast element, and homeowners with a structural repair that calls for engineering input, sit closest to what it describes doing. Precast and repair jobs are easy to quote apart from each other, so get the scope on paper before comparing bids. For a monument sign, write down the dimensions, the lettering or finish, who handles the footing and site prep, and who pulls the permit with the City of Spokane or Spokane County. For a structural repair, note whether engineering drawings are included or billed separately, what gets opened up and what happens if more damage turns up. Freeze-thaw cycles around Spokane, Spokane Valley and Cheney are hard on concrete and exposed wood, so ask each bidder how footings, drainage and sealing are handled. Two quotes covering the same written list are worth comparing. Two quotes covering different jobs are not.