Freedom Plumbing.

The state lists Mark Simpson and Kia Simpson as principals since 2022, the year the business was established. Its residential plumbing permits in Spokane were issued through the county in 2025 and are closed out. The licence also carries prevailing-wage filings for the City of Spokane from 2004 and 2014, done as a subcontractor. Most of the work comes through general contractors and trade channels rather than direct marketing to homeowners, and the business travels about 25 miles from Colbert. That shape suits residential plumbing repairs and fixture or line installations in Spokane and nearby towns, the kind of job where the person quoting it is the person doing it. Freedom Plumbing is a residential plumber, so a commercial build-out or work in other trades belongs with someone else. Homeowners who prefer a small local shop reached by referral or through a general contractor will find that's how this business tends to work. Plumbing demand in Spokane bunches up around the cold. The first hard freezes bring frozen and split lines, and late winter brings thaw-related leaks, so emergency calls crowd the calendar and planned work gets pushed. Spring and summer are better for remodel plumbing, water heater swaps and repiping, but that's also when general contractors are busiest and subs get booked through them. For a small crew like this one, plan non-urgent work well ahead, and get outdoor spigots and crawlspace lines checked in fall before the cold sets in.