Count on IT Construction LLC.

Permits pulled under the business's licence run from 2018 into 2026 across Spokane, Spokane Valley and Millwood. They cover residential alterations and minor alterations, remodel and egress work, residential plumbing, sewer connections and mechanical permits. That mix fits interior remodeling, where a kitchen or bath job touches plumbing, venting and sometimes a new egress window in a basement bedroom. Their site lists kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels and custom work as the core of what they do. The work is residential. A homeowner redoing a kitchen, gutting a bathroom, renovating a condo or converting a garage into living space is the job this crew is set up for, with a small team and direct contact with the owner. Large commercial buildings and new-construction framing sit outside that focus. Those projects are better matched to a firm built around them. Remodel demand in Spokane follows the calendar. Interior work runs year-round, but small crews book up in late winter and spring as homeowners plan projects ahead of summer, and fall fills with people trying to finish a kitchen before the holidays. Reaching out a season ahead gives time for design choices, cabinet and fixture orders, and permits in Spokane, Spokane Valley or Millwood. With a crew this size, one project usually runs at a time, so a start date depends on when the current job wraps.