Mike's Carpentry LLC.

The registered specialty is the detail end of remodeling: cabinets, trim, casing, built-ins and the millwork that finishes a room. The state lists Mikhail Gutsulenko as a principal since 2024, when the current LLC registration took effect. Before that, the same name ran under earlier Washington registrations going back to 2009, which puts more than a decade and a half of carpentry work in the Spokane area behind it. With a crew this size, the person who bids the job is usually the person doing it. Repair or replace is the first question on most finish carpentry in Spokane. Many older homes in the city have original fir or oak trim, solid-wood doors and built-in cabinets that are worth keeping, and a good carpenter can patch, strip, refit or match a missing profile so the room stays consistent. Replacement makes more sense when cabinet boxes are water-damaged, trim has been painted and nicked past saving, or a layout change means the old pieces won't fit. Dry winters and forced-air heat open joints and loosen miters, so ask whether a problem is movement that can be reset or failure that needs new material. Seeing the existing work in person is the fastest way to get a straight answer either way.