Drywall Systems.

The public record shows prevailing-wage filings from 2009 through 2015, almost all of them taken as a sub under a prime contractor rather than as the lead on a job. Agencies on that list include the Spokane Housing Authority, the City of Liberty Lake, Mead School District and Lind School District, out past the usual Spokane orbit. The state lists Bruce Eicher as a principal since 2020. Washington L&I registers the business as a general contractor, and its work comes through referrals and repeat customers. Drywall Systems is a small crew, one to three people by the state's count, with the owner doing the work. That suits a prime contractor or facilities manager who needs a dependable sub on a school or housing renovation, where prevailing-wage paperwork is part of the job. Homeowners shopping for a contractor who markets heavily and runs a consumer-facing operation will find this a quieter, trade-to-trade outfit, and anyone planning new residential framing would be better served by a framing specialist. Spokane's housing runs from early-1900s homes on the South Hill and in Browne's Addition to newer subdivisions in Mead, Liberty Lake and Airway Heights. Older houses often have plaster and lath, uneven framing and decades of patched repairs, so interior work there can turn up surprises once walls open. Newer homes are mostly drywall over standard framing and are more predictable. When hiring for interior renovation, ask how the contractor handles matching old plaster or blending new drywall into existing finishes, and whether lead paint testing is planned for pre-1978 homes.