Comfortbath LLC.

The work is residential repair and remodeling, run small. The owner works on the tools, and the state puts the crew at one to three people. Jobs come through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising. The state lists Yevgeniy Khadzhi as a principal since 2024, and the business traces back to a predecessor registration from 2022. Holding an Idaho contractor registration alongside the Washington one means the same crew can take a job on either side of the line. That shape suits routine home repairs, bathroom and interior remodels, and older houses where lead-safe practices belong in the plan from the start. It's a small renovation outfit, so large commercial builds and new-construction framing sit outside what it's set up for. A homeowner with a pre-1978 house in Spokane Valley, Spokane or Liberty Lake who wants the person doing the work to be the person they talked to is the natural fit. Inland Northwest seasons shape renovation timing. Interior remodels can run through winter, but lead-safe work needs containment and cleanup that's easier when the house can be ventilated, so late spring and early fall are kind to it. Exterior trim, siding and window work on older homes is best kept to dry months, since paint and caulk need warmth to cure and freeze-thaw cycles punish anything sealed in the cold. Booking summer exterior jobs over the winter tends to secure a spot.