Pavlo Marchenko.

The state lists Pavlo Marchenko as the principal since 2025, the same year the business was established. Its registered work is painting and wallcovering, and its workers'-comp classes match that, so this is a painting shop rather than a general contractor that subcontracts the paint. Spokane Valley is the listed service area, with a reach of roughly 25 miles that takes in neighboring parts of Spokane County. A one-to-three-person outfit fits residential repainting: a few rooms, a full interior, or the outside of a house. Large commercial contracts that call for big crews and tight phasing are a different kind of job, and a bigger painting company is the better match there. For a homeowner who wants to deal directly with the owner from estimate to final walk-through, this setup works well. Before any painting starts, get the scope in writing: which rooms or elevations, how many coats, who supplies the paint and which product, and how much prep is included, such as scraping, patching, caulking and priming. Ask how furniture, floors and landscaping will be protected and what cleanup looks like at the end of each day. Agree on how changes are handled, like adding a room or finding rotted siding mid-job, and get the price of a change approved before the work is done. Finally, ask what the painter will stand behind afterward for peeling or touch-ups, and get it on paper.