NRH LLC.

The state lists Neal Hughes Jr. as a principal since 2016, the same year the business was established. NRH's Washington registration runs through L&I as a general contractor, and its Idaho contractor registration came through the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing in 2025. Based in Chattaroy, it works within about 25 miles, which puts Mead, Spokane and Spokane Valley in range. Work comes mostly through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising. That shape suits a homeowner with a remodel, repair or renovation who wants the person bidding the job to be the person doing it. A one-to-three-person outfit is built for houses rather than large commercial buildings, and it is a quieter, word-of-mouth way of working rather than a company with a marketing department. A quick fix and a bigger project call for different things from a general contractor. A rotted deck board, a sticking door or a small drywall patch mostly needs someone reliable who shows up. A kitchen tear-out or an addition means permits with the city or county, coordinating electricians and plumbers, and scheduling around Spokane winters when exterior work slows. For the larger job, ask who pulls the permits, which subcontractors they use, and how the work is sequenced. A small crew can run a sizable remodel well, but the timeline tends to follow one crew's calendar.