Full Pull Construction LLC.

Full Pull formed in 2024, and the state lists Michael Stewart as a principal since that year. The crew is small, one to three people by the state's count, with the owner working on the job. Beyond the remodeling itself, the company says it offers layout recommendations, help choosing materials and functional design ideas, and that it handles building permits, code compliance and inspections. Outdoor work runs to pergolas, arbors, driveways and walkways as well as decks and patios. All of it is residential. That mix suits a homeowner who wants a kitchen or bath redone with some custom woodwork in it, a fireplace mantel or a wall of built-in shelving, or a deck and pergola added out back. A small, hands-on shop like this fits house-scale projects where the person planning the layout is also the one building it. Commercial buildings and heavy civil work fall outside what it lists. In Spokane, outdoor projects like decks, patios and concrete drives bunch up in spring and summer, once the ground thaws and pours can cure without frost. Calendars for that work fill early, so booking in late winter gives you a better shot at a summer slot. Interior remodels and finish carpentry carry on through the cold months, which makes fall and winter a sensible time to start a kitchen or bath. With a small crew, one booked project can fill the schedule, so ask about start dates early.