Nenno Homes LLC.

The state insures Nenno Homes under two workers' comp classes: roof construction and repair, and building repair and carpentry. That lines up with what the company advertises, which covers exterior face lifts and new roofs as well as single-room remodels and larger renovation work. The state lists Bryan Nenno as a principal since 2020, the year the business was set up. It's registered as a general contractor in Washington, and its work stays on the Spokane side of the line. That mix makes the most sense for an existing home that needs a lot of work under one contractor: a house being flipped, a dated kitchen and bath, a tired exterior, or a detached garage or ADU going in behind the main house. Roof and carpentry repairs fit too. The business is set up for houses rather than commercial buildings, and with a crew this size, the work is closer to renovation than to large new-construction framing. Before a remodel or flip starts, get the scope written room by room, including who handles demolition debris and whether a dumpster is part of the price. Ask how change orders get priced and approved, because older Spokane-area houses often turn up surprises once walls or roof decking come off. If roofing or paint is part of the job, ask what warranty covers the labor and how long it lasts, and find out who pulls the permits for additions, garages and ADUs.