EU Build LLC.

Among the services it lists are countertops, bar areas and kitchen islands, lighting design, and appliance and plumbing fixture upgrades. On flooring it names laminate, vinyl, luxury vinyl tile, tile, stone and carpet. EU Build holds a Washington lead-safe renovation firm certification through the state Commerce department. That certification matters for pre-1978 homes, where sanding or demolition can disturb old paint. The state lists Mark Likhodieiev as a principal since 2023, the year the business formed. The company says it backs its work with a one-year written guarantee and describes itself as locally owned. EU Build suits a homeowner who wants one firm to handle a kitchen or bath from the floor up: tile, counters, fixtures, paint and lighting under a single contract. It also fits an older house that needs lead-safe handling during the work. Its record centers on residential remodeling and repair, so it lines up better with house projects than with large commercial builds. Before signing with any remodeler, get the scope written room by room. It should say which fixtures, flooring and counter materials are included and who supplies them. Ask how dust and debris will be contained and hauled off, especially in an older Spokane house where lead-safe practices apply. Find out how change orders are priced and approved before extra work starts. Get any guarantee in writing, with what it covers and for how long.