Faber LLC.

Faber's public-works filings run from 2019 into 2026. They cover Washington State University, including its Spokane campus, the state Department of Enterprise Services, Bridgeport and Summit Valley school districts, Grant and Chelan counties, the cities of Moses Lake and Conconully, the Okanogan County Housing Authority and Whitman County's hospital. Locally, licence-matched permits show a commercial building permit in Spokane Valley in 2017 and a minor commercial alteration in Spokane in 2023. The state lists Joshua Hissong, Armando Hurtado and Jonathan Gay as principals since 2017, and the crew falls in the 11-to-20 worker range. The work leans commercial, and most of it comes through general contractors and repeat relationships rather than advertising. For a homeowner, the natural fit is custom cabinets or built-in millwork for a Spokane Valley remodel, where the shop-built pieces are the point of the job. Faber also fits property owners and builders who need interior millwork for an office, a multi-family building or a public project. A whole-house remodel is a different job, because Faber centers on millwork, cabinets and interior finish rather than the full run of trades. A small cabinet job and a big one call for different hires. Replacing a vanity, adding shelving or refacing a few doors is often a finish carpenter's afternoon. A full kitchen of custom cabinetry, built-ins across several rooms or casework for a commercial tenant space means drawings, shop fabrication and installation timed around the other trades. In older Spokane houses, walls and floors are rarely square, so field measuring matters more than the catalog. On a larger remodel, ask whether your general contractor already has a millwork shop in mind, or bring the cabinet maker in early so the design and the schedule work together.