Moody and Sons Inc.

The state insures Moody and Sons under workers'-comp classes for drywall installation and drywall taping, which matches the work it lists. The crew is small, one to three people, with the owner on the tools. Alongside residential and commercial work, it has done prevailing-wage public work as a subcontractor from 2003 through 2024, for agencies including Whitman County Public Hospital District #3, the Washington State Department of Enterprise Services, the Colville Tribe and the Pend Oreille County Public Utility District. The state lists Allen Moody, Craig Moody and Tina Moody as principals since 2004. This is a drywall shop that takes work through referrals, repeat customers and general contractors rather than advertising. That suits a homeowner finishing a basement or patching and refinishing walls in an existing house, and a builder who needs a drywall sub. Framing, structural changes and the other trades in a remodel sit outside its scope, so a larger project would need someone else to run those pieces. Drywall jobs split into two kinds. A patch after a plumbing repair or a cracked ceiling seam is mostly about matching texture and blending the finish so the repair disappears. A basement finish or full room is a production job: hanging board, taping, several coats and sanding, timed around the framer, electrician and insulator. For the small fix, hiring a drywall finisher directly is often simplest. For the larger project, sort out who coordinates the sequence before the drywall crew is booked.