Mikos Concrete LLC.

The state lists Mikhail Kirilovich as a principal since 2024, the same year the LLC was formed. The work mix the state insures it under is concrete contracting, and the building type on record is residential, so this is a shop for houses rather than commercial sites. With a crew that small, the person who quotes the job is likely the person pouring it, which suits homeowners who want one point of contact from forms to finish. Before comparing concrete bids in Spokane, write down the same scope for every contractor. Measure the area and note the thickness you want, whether it's a driveway, patio, walkway or garage slab. Say whether old concrete has to be broken out and hauled away, and whether the base needs new gravel. Specify reinforcement, the finish (broom, smooth or stamped), control joints and any sealing. Ask how each bidder handles cold-weather pours and curing, since Spokane's freeze-thaw winters are hard on flatwork. Quotes built on the same written list are the only ones worth lining up side by side.