MP Millwork & Design Inc.

Washington's workers'-comp classes for MP Millwork & Design put its field work under interior finish carpentry, alongside estimating and drafting. That lines up with the services it lists: finish carpentry and custom trim, rather than framing or structural building. The state lists Michael Pirolo as a principal since 2014, the same year the Washington registration took effect. Work comes mainly through referrals and repeat customers, and the business sticks to one specialty instead of a long menu of services. This is a good match for a homeowner updating trim in an existing house, replacing worn or mismatched molding, or adding custom millwork to a room in Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake or Spokane. Older homes with original woodwork that needs matching or repair fit the same pattern. A new-construction frame, structural changes or a commercial build-out call for a different kind of contractor. Trim and finish carpentry on their own rarely need a building permit in Spokane-area jurisdictions, since they don't change structure, wiring or plumbing. The picture changes when a trim job grows into something bigger: moving a wall, widening a doorway, building in a new window or reworking stairs and railings. Those usually need a permit and an inspection from the city or county, and the contractor doing the work should be the one to pull it. Ask before work starts whether any part of the job crosses that line.