Elite Interior Group LLC.

Washington L&I registers the business under the cabinets, millwork and finish carpentry specialty, and its workers'-comp classes point the same way: cabinet building, millwork fabrication and installation, and finish carpentry. The business formed recently, and the state lists Kyle Ronan as a principal since 2026. The owner works on the tools, and the state puts the crew at one to three people. Jobs come from a base in Mead, with a working radius of about 25 miles that takes in Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Cheney and Airway Heights. That shape suits a kitchen or bathroom remodel where new cabinets are the centerpiece, or an interior renovation that needs casing, base, built-ins and other trim fitted cleanly. Framing, structural changes and new-construction shell work sit outside the specialty, so a project that moves walls or beams will need a framer or general contractor alongside the finish carpenter. Repair versus replace is a real question with cabinets in Spokane's older housing. Many homes in the South Hill, Garfield and north-side neighborhoods still have solid-wood boxes that can be refaced, refinished or fitted with new doors and drawer fronts for less disruption than a tear-out. Replacement makes more sense when boxes are particleboard swollen from a leak, when the layout no longer works, or when a remodel is changing the room anyway. Original millwork in older homes is often worth matching and patching rather than ripping out, since stock profiles rarely line up with old trim. Ask a finish carpenter to look at the boxes and trim before deciding.