Myers Drywall LLC.

The state insures Myers Drywall under workers'-comp classes for drywall installation, drywall taping and general building repair and remodeling, which matches the work it lists. Between 2012 and 2019 it filed public-works jobs for Spokane County Fire District 3, Spokane County Fire District 8 and Spokane County Water District 3, usually as the prime contractor. That's district buildings, not just houses, and it means the business has worked under prevailing-wage rules and public paperwork. The current LLC registration dates to 2009, following an earlier registration under the Myers Drywall name that began in 1999. This is a small operation with the owner on the tools and a crew the state puts at one to three people. Work comes through referrals and repeat customers. That suits a homeowner with a remodel that needs new board, taping and finish, or a repair after a leak or a wall change, where the person quoting the job is likely the one doing it. The work mix is repair and remodeling, so a new-construction framing package is a different kind of job. Spokane's housing runs from early-1900s homes on the South Hill and in older neighborhoods, many with plaster and lath walls, to postwar ranches and newer subdivisions in the valley and out toward Liberty Lake built with drywall from the start. On an older house, ask how new board will meet existing plaster, whether walls need furring to sit flush, and how texture will be matched. In newer homes the questions are more about patch blending and matching the original finish level. A drywall contractor working across Spokane Valley and the county will see both.