TRL Home Solutions LLC.

The state insures TRL Home Solutions under a single workers'-comp class for building repair and carpentry, which matches the residential remodel and repair work it advertises. County records show a residential alteration permit pulled in Otis Orchards in 2026, on the eastern edge of the Valley. Handyman jobs sit alongside the bigger remodels, including sprinkler system repair. The company says it stands behind its work and will make it right if something isn't right. The state lists Tyler Latimer as a principal since 2024. The fit is a homeowner in the Valley or Spokane who wants the person running the business on the job, whether that's a bathroom or basement remodel, a new deck, or a list of drywall and flooring fixes. The work is residential only, so commercial or public projects belong elsewhere. With the business formed in 2024, someone who puts weight on a long history in the trade may want to weigh that against the owner's direct involvement. Remodeling demand in Spokane follows the weather. Decks and exterior carpentry crowd into late spring and summer, once the ground thaws and before fall rain, so booking those over the winter helps. Interior work like kitchens, baths and basements carries on year-round, and the slower months after the holidays are often the easiest time to get on a small contractor's calendar. Leave room for county or city permit review on remodels before planning a start date.