Exceptional Construction LLC.

Bathroom design and remodeling make up most of what Exceptional Construction advertises, with custom home building also on its list. The state puts the crew at one to three people, and the owner works on the jobs. The state lists Paul Polischuk as a principal since 2020. A recent county permit shows a residential accessory structure in Spokane Valley. The service area the company describes runs from the Valley neighborhoods of Veradale, Opportunity, Trentwood and Otis Orchards out to Cheney, Medical Lake and Airway Heights. The best match here is a bathroom where several pieces change at once, like tile, a new shower or tub, and a vanity with better storage, in a house that's already lived in. Grab bars, lower thresholds and similar changes for an older homeowner fit too. A small, founder-led outfit means the person planning the job is usually the one at the house. A large structural build or whole-house framing project is a different kind of job than the interior remodeling this shop shows. Spokane's housing runs from early-1900s homes on the South Hill and in Millwood to postwar ranches in the Valley and newer tract houses near Liberty Lake. Older bathrooms often hide galvanized supply lines, cast-iron drains and subfloors that have softened around the toilet or tub, and those turn up once tile comes off. Newer homes tend to have fiberglass surrounds and builder-grade vanities that swap out more simply. Ask any remodeler how they handle what's found behind the walls, and what waterproofing goes under a tiled shower.