Kuntz Construction LLC.

The state insures Kuntz Construction under workers' comp classes that line up with that list: concrete foundation and flatwork on wood buildings, landscape construction, roof construction and repair, wood frame building, insulation and soundproofing, interior finish carpentry, general repair and remodeling, and painting inside and out. The crew is one to three people, with the owner working on the job. Washington lists Micah Kuntz and Abigail Kuntz as principals since 2013. In Idaho the business has held an Idaho contractor registration since 2021. That size and spread suit jobs on an existing home: a foundation repair or new flatwork, a remodel that ends in trim and paint, or roofing and exterior painting on a house that needs upkeep. Work comes mostly through referrals and repeat customers. A large commercial development or a high-volume new-build program is a different kind of job from the one a shop this size is set up to run. Spokane's housing runs from early twentieth-century homes near the core to postwar ranches and newer subdivisions out toward Liberty Lake and Mead. Older houses often hide settled or patched foundations, plank sheathing under several layers of roofing, thin or missing wall insulation, and lead in old paint, so a remodel can open up more than it was scoped for. Newer homes tend to be plainer framing and slab or poured walls. For a generalist doing concrete, framing, roofing and paint, it helps to ask how they'd handle what turns up once walls or roofs come open.