Solo Finishes Painting LLC.

Solo Finishes keeps its scope plain: interior rooms and exterior siding and trim on houses, done by a small crew. That suits a homeowner in Spokane Valley who wants a standard repaint, a refresh before selling, or a weathered exterior brought back after a few dry summers and hard winters. Work comes largely through referrals and a trade directory listing rather than heavy advertising. Large commercial repaints or public projects that need a big crew and formal bidding are a better match for a larger firm. Most residential painting in Spokane-area jurisdictions doesn't need a building permit on its own. Interior and exterior repaints are generally treated as finish work. That changes when painting rides along with other work: replacing rotted siding or trim, repairing a deck, or anything that touches structure usually falls under a permit in Spokane Valley and the City of Spokane. On homes built before 1978, lead-safe work rules apply when old paint is sanded or scraped, and a contractor should follow them. When a job crosses into repair work, expect the contractor to pull any permit needed and schedule the inspection, since the permit holder answers for the work.