All Star Plumbing Inc.

Permits pulled under the licence go back to 2012, with commercial trade permits in Spokane Valley early on and, more recently, residential sewer and plumbing permits in Spokane Valley and Spokane through 2025. The licence also carries a long run of public work as a subcontractor from 2008 to 2022, for Spokane County, the Spokane Housing Authority, the City of Spokane, Spokane County Fire District 8, and school districts including Central Valley, Mead, Deer Park, Medical Lake, Tekoa and Quincy. The state insures the business under plumbing and sewer line cleaning, and lists Dustin Spangle and Darin Spangle as principals since 2022. The work suits a buyer who wants a sewer line scoped or repaired before closing on an older house, or a homeowner with a small remodel or dig that needs licensed plumbing done alongside it. The company advertises weekday hours of 8 to 5 and says it takes emergency calls. Because the business sticks to plumbing and the excavation around it, a large commercial build that needs a general contractor running every trade is a different kind of hire. Before comparing quotes on sewer or water line work, write down what each contractor actually saw. Ask whether the line was camera-inspected and get the footage or notes, the material and depth of the existing pipe, and where the problem sits relative to the property line and the street. Spokane's older neighborhoods often have clay or cast-iron laterals, so confirm whether a bid covers a spot repair or full replacement, who pulls the city or county sewer permit, and whether digging, backfill and surface restoration are included. Two bids that skip different pieces aren't comparable.