GT Trim.

The state lists George Cardin and Terri Cardin as principals since 2021. GT Trim's registered specialty is cabinets, millwork and finish carpentry, and that's the whole of the work: cabinet installation, trim, casing and the other finish pieces that go in after the walls are closed up. The owner works on the tools, and the state puts the crew at one to three people. Work tends to come through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising. GT Trim travels roughly 25 miles from home base, which from Chattaroy reaches Mead and Spokane. GT Trim is a good match for a custom cabinet install or a finish carpentry project in a house, where a small crew and the owner's own hands are part of the appeal. It's a finishing trade, not a framing outfit. A homeowner building new from the ground up will want a separate framer, with GT Trim coming in once the structure is up and the drywall is done. Spokane's housing stock runs from early twentieth-century homes on the South Hill and in the older neighborhoods to newer subdivisions out toward Mead and Liberty Lake, and finish carpentry looks different in each. Older houses often have original wood trim worth matching, walls and floors that are no longer square, and cabinet openings that need scribing to fit. Newer homes usually call for paint-grade trim and cabinets set on straighter framing. When hiring for cabinets or millwork, ask how the carpenter handles out-of-level floors and uneven walls, and whether new trim can be matched to profiles already in the house.