Integrity Remodeling Inc.

Permits pulled under the license since 2013 trace the work: decks, detached garages and shops, patio covers, residential remodels and egress work, minor alterations, a reroof, and plumbing and mechanical permits, split between Spokane County and Spokane Valley. The state insures the crew under building repair and remodeling, interior painting and construction estimating, with a workforce in the 11 to 20 range. The company's site also lists excavation, foundations and footings, bearing wall redesign, cabinets, quartz countertops and hardwood floors. The state lists Todd Kubicek and Krista Kubicek as principals since 2005. Integrity suits a homeowner planning a major kitchen or bath remodel, a first-floor reworking, an addition or an ADU, where custom finishes and a coordinated schedule matter. With managers, lead carpenters and apprentices on staff by its own account, it runs at the scale of a busy residential outfit that also takes on office and apartment renovation. Its focus is remodeling and light commercial work, so heavy civil or large industrial projects fall outside its line. In the City of Spokane, Spokane Valley and unincorporated Spokane County, most of what a remodeler does needs a permit: decks, garages and shops, patio covers, additions, structural changes like moving a bearing wall, egress windows, reroofs, and new plumbing or mechanical work in a kitchen or bath. Inspections at framing and rough-in catch problems before drywall hides them. Expect the contractor to pull the permit in its own name, since that ties the job to the license and keeps the inspection history attached to the house when it sells.