Nailitconstruction.

The state lists Levi Gonzales as a principal since 2022, the year the business was established, and puts the crew at one to three people. That size shapes the work. Nailitconstruction suits residential projects where the structural carpentry is the main event, like an addition, a garage, a new house shell or a rebuilt wall, and where a homeowner or builder wants to talk directly with the person cutting the lumber. It is a framing specialist rather than a full-service remodeler, so finish work, design and large commercial jobs are better matched elsewhere. Framing around Spokane means working with very different houses. Older neighborhoods closer to the city hold early twentieth-century homes framed in full-dimension lumber, often with walls and floors that have settled out of square over the decades. Tying a new addition into that kind of structure takes careful shimming and measuring before anything new goes up. Newer subdivisions out toward Liberty Lake and the Valley are built with engineered joists, standard dimensional studs and sheathed walls that make tie-ins more predictable. When hiring a framer, ask how the new structure will meet the old, and plan around the dry months, since open framing and wet sheathing don't mix well with a Spokane winter.