Creation Renovations LLC.

The workers'-comp classes Washington insures Creation Renovations under go well past interior remodeling: excavation, fence construction and repair, concrete foundations and flatwork, roofing, wood frame construction, landscape work and mobile home setup. That fits the pad preparation it advertises, and it means one outfit can take on a yard regrade, a new fence or a roof repair along with an interior job. It also lists pressure washing, brush cutting, field mowing and rock raking, and debris hauling. The state lists Stephen Farris as a principal since 2014, the year the business started. The company describes itself as veteran-owned and Christian-owned. This is a residential remodeler that works mostly through referrals and repeat customers. It suits a kitchen or bath where a wall has to come out or move, a mobile home site that needs grading and a pad, or exterior concrete, fencing and roofing on an existing house. New-construction framing and large commercial development fall outside the mix the state record shows. Across Spokane, Spokane Valley and the smaller cities nearby, moving or removing a load-bearing wall needs a building permit, and so do most electrical and plumbing changes in a remodel, reroofing with structural work, and grading or a foundation for a manufactured home. Cosmetic work like paint, texture and tile replacement usually doesn't. Expect the contractor to pull the permit, because the inspections that come with it check framing, headers and wiring before the walls close up. A permit on file also makes a later sale of the house simpler.