Allpro Renovation & Remodeling LLC.

On its own site, Allpro lists custom cabinet installation, kitchen layout redesign and islands, countertops and backsplash, tile, LVP flooring, heated floors, subfloor leveling and bathroom waterproofing. Outside the house, it advertises asphalt shingle and metal roofing, storm and wind repairs, siding in several materials, decks, porches, garages and pole barns. The state record shows a reroof permit in Spokane Valley in 2026. The state lists Jaime Amaya Bernabel as a principal since 2024, the year the business was formed. The company describes itself as family-owned, veteran-owned and woman-owned, and it says its work comes with a guarantee. This is a small outfit, with the owner working on the job and a crew of one to three people. That fits a kitchen or bath remodel with new cabinetry and a reworked layout, framing changes and finish work in an existing house, or a rural Stevens County property that needs roofing and siding handled together. Large commercial projects, and jobs where a manufacturer's contractor certification is a requirement, are outside the kind of work this shop is set up for. Before a remodel starts, get the scope in writing, room by room, including who handles the plumbing, electrical and roofing pieces and whether any of it is subcontracted. Ask how the crew will protect floors and dispose of debris, which matters in a rural yard far from a transfer station. Settle how change orders are priced and approved, because opening walls in older Spokane-area houses often turns up surprises. Finally, ask what the guarantee covers, for how long, and whether it's in the contract.