Dynamic Refractory LLC.

The business was formed in 2023, and the state lists Corey Powell as a principal since that year. It's a small, owner-operated outfit: the owner works on the jobs, and the state puts the crew at one to three people. That shape suits specialized work like relining a chimney flue, repairing refractory in a boiler or firebox, or running steam and process piping in a commercial space. It's a trade specialist, not a remodeler or a framing crew, so a kitchen or addition belongs with someone else. Flue and boiler bids are hard to compare unless every contractor is pricing the same job, so write it down first. Note what the flue serves: wood stove, gas furnace, boiler or water heater. Note how tall the chimney is, what it's lined with now, and whether anyone has inspected it or found cracks. For boiler or piping work, record the equipment's make and age, the fuel, and which sections of pipe are involved. Then ask each bidder what liner material they'd use, whether removal and disposal of the old liner is included, and who pulls the permit. In the older Spokane and Spokane Valley housing stock, an honest answer on the existing chimney's condition matters more than the bottom-line number.