Ascent Contracting LLC.

Hanging board and taping it out are the core of the work here, from new sheets on open studs to finishing seams and corners so walls are ready for paint. Material delivery sits alongside that, so the board and supplies can arrive with the job rather than as a separate errand. Ascent is a recently formed Washington business, set up in 2024, and the state lists John Coolidge as a principal since that year. It's registered in Washington only, and works within roughly a 25-mile reach of Spokane. This is a good match for a drywall repair or finishing project in an existing home: a patched ceiling after a plumbing leak, a basement being closed in, a remodel where walls have been opened and need to be made whole. Commercial interior finishing also fits the work mix. A job that needs framing built from scratch is a different trade, and that part belongs with a framer or general builder before the drywall stage starts. Before drywall work starts in a Spokane, Spokane Valley or Liberty Lake house, pin down a few things. Ask what level of finish is included, since a smooth wall under bright light needs more passes than a textured closet. Ask whether texture matching to existing walls is part of the price, and who handles dust protection, sanding cleanup and haul-off of scrap board. Get clear on how changes are handled if hidden damage turns up behind the old wall, and ask what happens if seams or nail pops show up after the paint goes on.