McKey Construction LLC.

Recent permits show McKey Construction setting up new construction sites in Spokane Valley in 2025 and 2026, including temporary power poles and meter bases for active site development. In 2023 the firm took a public-works job for the Yakima Housing Authority as prime contractor. Beyond Spokane and Spokane Valley, the company lists Kennewick among the places it works. It describes itself as family-owned and locally owned and says it guarantees on-time, on-budget completion. The state lists Leo Mayorov, Igor Matsyplyuk and Vyachaslav Kozhokaru as principals since 2020. The work here leans toward new builds, with planning and management handled from the start. A custom home where design, scheduling and trades need coordinating before ground is broken fits that well, as does a commercial or multi-site project. A homeowner looking for a quick kitchen refresh or a string of small repairs will likely find a remodeling shop a closer match. New work tends to come through referrals and repeat clients rather than advertising. Building around Spokane follows the weather. Frozen ground and snow make winter a hard time to pour foundations, so excavation and concrete are best scheduled from spring into fall, and a framed shell should be closed in before the first hard freeze. Dry summers help framing and roofing go quickly, but lumber delivered in that heat should be stored covered. For a custom home, starting design and permits over the winter means a builder is ready to dig once the ground thaws.