Enrique Drywall.

This is a hands-on operation. The owner works on the job, and the state puts the crew at one to three people. That size suits a patch or full panel replacement after a leak, or new wall finishing as part of a kitchen, basement or bedroom remodel. It's a drywall specialist, so a job that also needs wiring moved or plumbing rerouted will need those trades lined up separately, and a large commercial build is better matched to a bigger drywall contractor. Drywall demand around Spokane follows the rest of the building calendar. Spring and summer fill up with remodels and new construction, and small crews book out first. Late fall and winter are often easier to schedule, since interior work carries on while exterior trades slow down, and that's when many Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake homeowners finish basements. Water damage doesn't wait for a season, though. After a burst pipe or ice-dam leak, get the wall dried out and checked first, then call to get on the schedule. For planned remodel work, contact a drywall crew once framing and rough-ins are booked, not after they're done.