Speedy LLC.

Washington L&I registers Speedy LLC as a general contractor, and the state lists Ivan Dnistrianskyi as a principal since 2026. A shop this size suits the kind of work that doesn't need a big crew or a formal bid package: repairs, small fixes around the house, and jobs where a homeowner wants a quick, informal estimate from the person who will do the work. Larger commercial builds and complex structural remodels are a better fit for an established firm with a long permit history. Around Spokane, Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake, even modest jobs can cross into permit territory. Moving or removing walls, adding or enlarging windows and doors, decks above grade, new electrical circuits, plumbing changes and re-roofing typically need a permit from the city or Spokane County, followed by inspections at set stages. Cosmetic work like painting, flooring or trim usually doesn't. When a job does need one, expect the contractor to pull it in the business's own name, not ask the homeowner to. That keeps responsibility for passing inspection with the person doing the work, and it leaves a clean record when the house is sold. Ask about permits up front, before any work starts.