SRM Construction Inc.

The state insures SRM's crews under wood-frame building construction and building and concrete construction, with separate classes for superintendents, project managers and drafting staff. That mix fits the projects it advertises: wood-frame residential floors over concrete, the standard build for apartments and mixed-use. The crew sits in the 31-to-50 band. Earlier related registrations date back to 2006, under SRM KSS LLC and later SRM Construction LLC. The state lists Trevor Ashenbrener, Dee McGongile, Ryan Leong and James Rivard as principals since 2021. The company says it is family-owned and privately held, and it lists estimating and preconstruction roles on its team. This is a builder for developers, housing agencies and owners putting up multi-unit buildings, where preconstruction planning and site supervision carry as much weight as the framing. A homeowner after a kitchen remodel, a deck or a single-family repair is looking for a different kind of contractor. SRM's size and its work across several markets point toward large developments, not household projects around Spokane Valley or Liberty Lake. In Spokane-area jurisdictions, new construction, additions, structural changes and most electrical, plumbing and mechanical work need a permit, and multifamily and mixed-use buildings go through plan review, fire review and a run of inspections from footings to final. The general contractor normally pulls the building permit and schedules those inspections, because it carries responsibility for the work meeting code. Whether the job is a fourplex or a single addition, expect the contractor to handle that paperwork, and be wary of any suggestion that the owner pull it instead.