Phoenix Company.

The public-works record is the clearest picture of the work. Filings run from 2009 through 2025 for the City of Spokane, Spokane Transit Authority, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Spokane County, Spokane Parks & Recreation and Vera Water & Power, and reach farther out to Grant County PUD, Chelan County PUD, the Washington State Department of Transportation and Sunnyside School District. On most of those jobs Phoenix Company came in as a subcontractor under a general contractor. The state lists Lynn Reynolds and Cecille Reynolds as principals since 2015. This is a fabrication and installation shop, not a firm that runs a whole house project. It fits custom metalwork on a commercial building, a municipal facility or public infrastructure, often brought in by the contractor running the job. A homeowner planning new framing or a full remodel will want a general contractor first, who can then bring in a metal fabricator for railings, brackets or other steel pieces where the plans call for them. Before any metal fabrication starts, pin down the scope in writing: who supplies the drawings and field measurements, what finish the steel gets, and whether installation is included or the shop only fabricates. Ask how changes are handled once material is cut, since fabricated steel is hard to alter after the fact. Settle who hauls off scrap and offcuts at the site, and ask what the warranty covers on welds, coatings and hardware, especially for exterior work that sits through Spokane winters and road salt.