A+ Construction & Remodeling.

The workers'-comp classes Washington insures this business under tell the story of the work: floor and counter covering installation, interior finish carpentry, building repair and remodeling, interior painting including wallpaper, and cabinet, countertop and fixture manufacturing. All of it points inside the house. The state puts the crew at one to three people, with the owner working on the job. The state lists Scott Mercer as a principal since 2012, the same year the business was established. Work comes mostly through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising. That mix fits a homeowner planning a full interior update where flooring, paint and custom cabinetry need to come together, or a single room getting new trim and countertops. It also suits ongoing interior repair on an older house, the kind of steady work that builds a relationship with one tradesperson. New-construction framing and large commercial jobs sit outside it; this is a residential interiors business. Spokane's housing runs from early-1900s homes on the South Hill and in neighborhoods like Browne's Addition to newer tract houses out toward Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake and Mead. Interior work differs a lot between them. Older homes often have plaster walls, out-of-square rooms and floors that have settled, so trim and cabinets may need scribing and shimming rather than a straight install, and old paint may contain lead. Newer homes are usually drywall and more uniform, but builder-grade cabinets and flooring are common replacement targets. Ask any remodeler how they handle the quirks of your house's era before work starts.