Mike Carr Construction.

A shop this size suits a homeowner who wants the person they hired to be the one doing the work. Mike Carr Construction fits general remodeling and repair on Spokane houses, where a long-established local builder matters more than a big crew or a showroom. Jobs that center on plumbing or electrical systems are a different fit. Those trades carry their own state licensing in Washington, so that part of a project belongs with a licensed specialist, coordinated alongside the general work. Before comparing bids on a remodel or repair in Spokane, Spokane Valley or Liberty Lake, write the job down in plain terms: which rooms, what gets torn out, what stays, and the finishes you want. Note who pulls the permit and whether plumbing or electrical work is involved, since those need separately licensed trades. Ask each contractor to price the same list, spell out what happens if rot or old wiring turns up behind a wall in an older house, and say who is on site day to day. Matching scopes is the only way the numbers mean anything.