JM Drywall.

The workers'-comp classes the state carries for JM Drywall are the clearest picture of the work: drywall hung and taped by the square foot, wood-frame construction, remodel and repair work, and material delivery. Together they fit a crew that can open a wall, reframe what's behind it, and close it up finished. The state lists Jorge Mendoza-Lopez as a principal since 2019. Work comes mostly through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising. Within a 25-mile reach of Spokane, that covers Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Mead, Cheney and Airway Heights. A drywall repair or refinish on an existing house, a basement or room being reframed and boarded, or an interior build-out in a small commercial space all sit squarely in that mix. A homeowner planning a whole new house from the ground up, or a large commercial project, is looking at a different scale of contractor than a drywall-and-remodel crew. Before comparing drywall bids, write down the scope room by room: which walls and ceilings, whether it's patching or full replacement, and the ceiling heights. Name the finish level you expect and the texture you want matched, since knockdown, orange peel and smooth walls price and look differently. Note who handles demolition, haul-away, insulation and any framing repair found behind the old board, and whether priming is included or left for the painter. In older Spokane houses, ask how each bidder would handle plaster walls or uneven framing. Quotes built on the same written scope are the only ones worth lining up side by side.