Jim's Drywall Services LLC.

Washington L&I registers the business under a drywall specialty. The risk classes it carries with the state cover drywall installation and taping by the square foot, insulation and sound-proofing installation, interior painting including wallpaper, and building repair and remodeling. The state lists James Livingston as a principal since 2024. Jim's Drywall works within roughly 25 miles of Spokane Valley, which takes in Spokane, Liberty Lake, Mead and the surrounding towns on the Washington side. A shop this size fits a homeowner who wants drywall, insulation and paint handled by the same people: a basement finish, a remodeled bathroom, a wall opened for plumbing and closed again. Hanging, taping, priming and painting under one hand cuts down on scheduling between trades. Large commercial buildouts and public contracts sit outside the residential repair and remodeling work this business is set up for. Drywall work splits into two kinds of job. A patch, a water-damaged ceiling section or a single wall is mostly about matching texture and blending the finish so the repair disappears, and a small local finisher is often the right call. A full basement or a gutted room is a different job: hanging board, several coats of mud, sanding, and often insulation before any of it. Ask whether the same crew handles every stage and how the job is sequenced with framing, electrical and inspections.