Truework Construction LLC.

The state lists Michael Kozhevnikov as a principal since 2025, the year Truework Construction was formed and registered with Washington L&I as a general contractor. The work is residential. The state puts the crew at one to three people, and the owner works on the jobs directly, so the person quoting a remodel is likely the person doing it. Truework describes itself as locally owned and advertises full home renovations as well as single-room projects. That makes it a reasonable call for a Spokane-area homeowner planning a kitchen or bath update, a run of interior work like flooring and paint, or a roof repair folded into a larger exterior project. It is a young, small residential business, so it fits house-scale work better than commercial building or public contracts, and a homeowner who wants a long trade history to look back on will find a newer company here. Before comparing quotes on a remodel, write down the scope room by room: what gets torn out, what stays, who supplies fixtures, tile, cabinets and flooring, and what finish level you expect. For roofing, note the material, whether tear-off and deck repair are included, and how flashing and vents are handled. In Spokane's freeze-thaw winters, ask each bidder how they'd sequence exterior work around the weather. Bids built on the same written scope are the only ones worth lining up side by side.