Superelite Concrete LLC.

The business was established in 2021 and has held its Washington registration since that year. The state lists Adele Loney as a principal since 2021. The name says concrete and the general contractor registration lets it take on the broader scope that sometimes comes with flatwork, such as site prep around a new patio. With a crew this size, the person who bids the pour is usually the person who sets the forms and finishes it. That suits a homeowner who wants one point of contact on a single residential slab, walkway or patio. Permits for concrete work in the Spokane area depend on what's being poured and where. A simple patio slab at grade often needs nothing, but footings, foundations, slabs under a garage or addition, retaining walls and anything tied to a structure usually do. Driveway approaches and work touching the sidewalk or street typically need a right-of-way permit from the City of Spokane, Spokane Valley or the county. Ask any concrete contractor who will pull the permit before the job starts. The contractor knows the forming, reinforcing and depth an inspector will look for, and a pull in the contractor's name puts responsibility for passing inspection where it belongs.