Sunset Construct Inc.

County permits tied to the licence show the pattern: demolition jobs in Spokane and Medical Lake, sewer permits in Spokane and Greenacres, and a manufactured home placement in Spokane, running from 2014 through 2022. The state insures the work under demolition, site work and sewer line classes, which matches what the permits show. In 2013 the business filed prevailing-wage work as a subcontractor for Spokane School District #81. The state lists Mark Remington and Rusan Remington as principals since 2008. This is a small operation. The owner works on the jobs, and the state puts the crew at one to three people. Work comes mostly through referrals and repeat customers. That suits a homeowner clearing an old barn or shed, replacing a failing sewer line, or preparing a lot for a manufactured home. Someone who wants new construction framed and finished is better served elsewhere. The work here is taking structures down and getting utilities and placement right underground and on site. Spokane County mixes early twentieth-century houses in the city with postwar homes, rural outbuildings and newer subdivisions out toward the Valley and the West Plains. Older properties often have clay or cast-iron sewer laterals that roots and age have broken down, and old barns and sheds may hide materials that need care before demolition. Ask whoever you hire what they expect to find in the ground and in the structure, how they handle disposal, and who pulls the county permit for the sewer or demolition work.