Hue Got It, LLC.

The registration is general rather than tied to a single trade, so the firm can take on work that crosses trades: a remodel that touches framing, finishes and coordination of subcontractors, or a new home where someone has to keep the schedule and the people on it lined up. It's a small, independent operation, which suits a homeowner who wants direct contact with the people in charge rather than a large office. Big commercial developments are a different scale of work from what this firm is set up around. Before comparing quotes for a general contracting job in Spokane, write down the scope yourself. List each room or area, what's being removed, what's going in, and who supplies fixtures and finishes. Note which items are allowances and ask every bidder to price the same list, so one quote isn't cheaper simply because it left out drywall or cleanup. Ask who pulls the permits with the city or county, which trades will be subcontracted, and how changes get priced once work starts. Older Spokane houses can hide surprises behind walls, so ask each contractor how they handle what they find.