Moisan CCC.

The state lists Nathan Moisan as a principal since 2020, and Moisan CCC holds a Washington general contractor registration through L&I. The company describes itself as a family business, and the state puts the crew at one to three people, with the owner doing the work rather than managing it from a distance. Work tends to come through referrals and repeat customers. Inside the house, it lists subfloor replacement, backsplashes, sinks, toilets, tubs and showers alongside full kitchen and bath remodels. Outside, it advertises deck repair and replacement, siding, fencing and house painting. That mix suits a homeowner who wants one small crew to carry a bathroom or kitchen from demolition through finish carpentry, or who has a cabinet or furniture piece in mind that can't be bought off a shelf. It also fits the steady list of smaller repairs an older Spokane house builds up. The work is residential remodeling and repair, so new-construction framing or large commercial jobs belong with a different kind of contractor. In Spokane, exterior work like decks, siding, fencing, painting and roof repair crowds into the stretch between spring thaw and the first hard fall freeze, and a small crew's calendar for those months fills early. Booking in late winter gives the best shot at a warm-weather slot. Interior remodels, basement finishing and cabinet work can run through the cold months, which makes winter a sensible time to start a kitchen or bath and leaves summer open for the outside projects.