Bojorquez Marquez Drywall LLC.

Washington's workers' comp record puts this business squarely in drywall, with nothing else mixed in. Installation and repair are the two services it lists. The state names Kenny Bojorquez Sanchez as a principal since 2023, the same year the LLC was formed. Work comes in largely through contractor-matching platforms such as HomeAdvisor, Angi and BuildZoom, so a first contact often starts there. A 25-mile reach covers Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Mead, Cheney and Airway Heights. A one-person drywall operation fits patch work in an older house, a room addition that needs hanging and finishing, or a rental unit getting freshened up between tenants. Smaller jobs like these get direct attention. A large commercial package that needs several crews working at once is a different kind of contract and better matched to a bigger drywall firm. Before drywall work starts, pin down the scope in writing: hanging only, or taping, mudding, texture and primer too, and which finish level you expect. Ask how dust will be handled, whether floors and furniture get covered, and who hauls off scrap and offcuts. In older Spokane houses, opening a wall can turn up surprises, so agree on how change orders get priced and approved before anything extra is done. Finally, ask what happens if seams crack or nail pops show up after the first heating season, and how long the contractor will come back to fix them.