Faucets 'N Stuff LLC.

County permits filed under the licence since 2023 cover both residential and commercial plumbing, with jobs in Spokane, Liberty Lake and Colbert. Public-works filings on the licence name the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Department of Labor & Industries, mostly as a subcontractor. The state lists Dennis, Richard, Shirley and Robert Wagoner as principals since 2021 and Michael Wagoner since 2022, and the business describes itself as family owned and operated. The state puts the crew at one to three people, with the owner working on the tools. The company also advertises sprinkler repair and winterization. The shop fits plumbing-heavy projects: a full bathroom remodel where fixtures need sourcing as well as installing, a sewer camera look before buying an older house, or a frozen line in January. Small one-off jobs like a single faucet swap are a looser fit for a business oriented toward remodels and new construction. Everything here is plumbing, so framing, electrical and finish trades on a remodel will need their own contractors. Before comparing plumbing bids in Spokane, write down the scope in the same terms for everyone: which fixtures are being replaced or moved, who supplies them, whether walls or floors get opened, and what happens if old galvanized or cast iron turns up behind them. For sewer work, ask whether a camera inspection is part of the quote and whether you get the footage. Note whether the permit is included, and whether winter callouts for frozen lines are priced differently. Quotes written against the same list are the only ones worth comparing.