Legacy Trim and Interiors LLC.

Public-works filings run from 2014 to 2026, nearly all as a subcontractor under a general contractor. The agencies include the Washington State Department of Enterprise Services, Central Valley School District, Spokane School District, Washington State University, Community Colleges of Spokane, the Spokane County Library District and Spokane County Purchasing, with jobs reaching out to Deer Park, Wenatchee, Pend Oreille County and Grant County. Apprentices have worked on those contracts. The state lists Jeffrey Froehlich and Darin Stanfield as principals since 2015, the year the business was established. Residential trim and interior finish work is also on the record, though work comes mainly through general contractors, referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising. That suits a homeowner or builder after an established finish carpenter for trim, casing and interior detail on a remodel or new house. A homeowner wanting a single firm to manage a whole commercial build, or a brand with online booking, will find this a trade specialist instead. In Spokane, Spokane Valley and the surrounding county, trim and finish carpentry on its own rarely needs a permit. The permit usually belongs to the larger job around it: moving or removing walls, finishing a basement, adding a bedroom, or any remodel touching framing, egress windows, electrical or plumbing. When finish carpentry is part of that kind of project, expect the general contractor or the trade doing the structural work to pull the permit and schedule inspections before walls are closed and trim goes on. A contractor who suggests skipping the permit leaves the homeowner holding the problem at resale.