MJ Construction Services LLC.

The business is registered as a general contractor with Washington L&I and formed in 2024. The state lists Joshua Terris and Michael Terris as principals since that year. Its workers'-comp classes are a truer guide to the work than the general contractor label: setting flooring and countertops, hanging doors and running trim, and the repair and remodeling that goes with them. The work is residential. It operates within about 25 miles of Spokane, which takes in Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Mead, Cheney and Airway Heights. This is a shop for the inside of an existing house. A kitchen getting new counters and flooring, a bathroom refresh, worn floors replaced through a main level, or repair and finish work before a sale all sit squarely in that mix. Large commercial construction falls outside it. As a young business, MJ Construction Services suits a homeowner comfortable hiring a newer outfit on the strength of the state record and a clear conversation about scope. Finish work changes character with size. A single room of flooring or a countertop swap is a contained job where one capable installer matters most. A full kitchen or bathroom remodel in an older Spokane house brings in subfloor repair, plumbing and electrical moves, and permits, so the contractor has to coordinate licensed trades and sequence the work. Ask any remodeler which parts their own crew handles and which they sub out, and who pulls the permit. For a small job, a finish-focused contractor is often the right call; for a large one, make sure the coordination is spelled out in writing.