Mooreflooring LLC.

The state lists Seth Moore as a principal since 2023, the same year the LLC was formed. A shop this size means the person who quotes the job is usually the person doing it, so there are fewer hand-offs between the estimate and the work. Mooreflooring's public footprint is mostly a Google listing and a BuildZoom profile. BuildZoom collects permit records, so a homeowner can look up past permitted work there before making a call. Flooring alone often doesn't need a permit in Spokane or Spokane County. Pulling up old carpet and laying new plank or tile over a sound subfloor is usually treated as a finish replacement. Jobs that touch structure are different: replacing joists or subfloor framing, moving walls, or a bathroom remodel that relocates plumbing will usually need a permit and inspection through the City of Spokane or the county, depending on where the house sits. In older homes on the South Hill or in neighborhoods like Garland, lifting a floor can turn up sagging joists or old wiring. Expect the contractor to pull any permit the work needs. Inspections are what protect you at resale and with your insurer.