Jayray's Custom Remodeling LLC.

Most of what Jayray's does sits inside the house: patching and finishing drywall, painting rooms and trim, and building out kitchens and bathrooms with custom cabinets and finish carpentry. Outside, it advertises exterior painting, deck building and framing and structural repairs. The crew is small, one to three people by the state's count, with the owner working on the job. Work tends to come through referrals and repeat customers. The state lists Michael Hatfield and Jeremiah Drake as principals since 2026. The company also claims a quality craftsmanship guarantee. This is a general remodeling and carpentry contractor for houses, not a commercial builder. It fits an older home that needs walls patched and repainted, a kitchen or bath that calls for cabinetry and trim, or a deck and some framing put right. Jobs that turn on new wiring or plumbing belong with a licensed electrician or plumber, either alongside a remodeler like this one or on their own. On a Spokane Valley house, repair versus replace usually comes down to what's behind the surface. Cracked drywall or tired paint is often a patch-and-finish job, unless the cracking keeps coming back, which can point to framing or settling that needs attention first. Decks take a beating from freeze-thaw winters and summer sun. Check the framing and ledger before deciding that new boards alone will do. With cabinets, solid boxes can often take new doors and trim. Water-damaged ones are usually worth replacing outright. Ask the contractor to show you what they find once a wall or deck is opened up.