Mexas Construction LLC.

The work here is narrow and clear. Washington insures Mexas Construction under two workers'-comp classes, drywall installation and drywall taping, which matches the services the business lists. That points to board hanging and finishing on homes rather than whole-house general contracting. The state lists Jose Hernandez as a principal since 2026, the same year the business was formed and registered with Washington L&I. A matching Idaho contractor registration followed that summer. That focus suits a homeowner with a remodel already framed and wired who needs walls and ceilings closed up and finished, or one with a patch, a basement or an addition that needs taping done right. Electrical and plumbing belong to separate trades, so plan to line those up before the drywall goes on. On an older Spokane home, the repair-or-replace question with drywall and plaster usually comes down to what's behind the surface. Cracks, nail pops and small holes can be patched and blended. Water staining, sagging ceilings or soft spots often mean the board has failed and should come out, along with whatever caused it. Many houses in the older neighborhoods still have lath and plaster, and some homeowners skim over it while others cut it out and hang new board. Ask the installer to look at the wall and explain which approach fits the damage.