Kepos Boetheos.

The two workers' comp classes on the state record are landscape construction and lawn care maintenance, and the building type is residential. That points to jobs like a new backyard patio or hardscape, a planting or landscaping project that calls for a registered contractor, and routine mowing and seasonal cleanup. The business formed in 2023, and the state lists Andrew Ray as a principal since that year. Large commercial development sits outside what the record describes. This is a residential yard outfit. Landscaping work splits cleanly by size. A spring cleanup, a fall leaf haul or regular lawn care is maintenance, and almost anyone reliable can do it. A patio, retaining wall, grading change or new hardscape is construction. It moves soil and water, and in Spokane and Spokane Valley it has to hold up through freeze and thaw. For that bigger work, hire a registered contractor, get the scope and materials in writing, and ask how drainage will be handled. A crew that does both keeps the person who built the yard involved in caring for it.