Accent Stove & Spa Inc.

The state insures this business under workers'-comp classes for wood stove installation, pump service, and hot tubs and wood stoves, which matches the hearth-and-spa focus better than its general contractor listing does. Recent mechanical permits put crews in Spokane, Chattaroy and Cheney, and a 2011 public-works filing shows subcontract work for Washington State University. The company describes itself as family-owned and locally operated, and it advertises the Spokane Clean Air Wood Stove Changeout Program. The state lists Steve and Kathy Ridley as principals since 2005, and Eric and Jennifer Stone since 2017. The crew runs in the four-to-six range. This is a good fit for swapping an aging wood or pellet stove for gas in an older house, for annual fireplace and chimney inspections, and for a hot tub that needs delivery, setup and service over the years. It's a specialty shop. Framing, structural remodels or commercial plumbing belong with a different kind of contractor. Hearth work in Spokane piles up in early fall. The permit record here clusters in late September and October, which is when most households remember the stove before the first cold snap. Booking an inspection or a stove replacement in late spring or summer usually means more choice of dates and time to sort out a changeout program application. Hot tub demand runs the other way, picking up in spring, so winter is often a calmer window to plan a spa purchase or relocation.