Hoyt Construction LLC.

The work is drywall, installation and repair, on residential jobs in and around Spokane. That covers a basement being finished, a wall opened for plumbing or wiring and closed again, a ceiling stained by a leak, or a room in a remodel that needs fresh board, tape and mud before paint. Hoyt Construction is based on the Washington side and works within roughly a 25-mile reach of the city. It's a newer registration, added with L&I in 2025, and it runs mostly on local referrals. Spokane's housing mix shapes drywall work more than people expect. Many older homes on the South Hill and in the neighborhoods north of downtown were built with plaster and lath, and patching those walls with drywall means matching thickness and blending a seam into a surface that was never board to begin with. Postwar and mid-century houses often have early drywall with textures that are hard to match. Newer builds out toward Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake and Mead tend to be standard board with common textures, so repairs are usually simpler. Before work starts in an older house, ask how the contractor plans to tie new material into the old walls and match the finish. Dry winter air and hot summers also move framing, so cracks at corners and over doors are common and worth fixing properly rather than just filling.