Nathan Lehmbecker Inc.

The corporation took over in 2012, and the state lists Nathan Lehmbecker, Nathan Lehmbecker Jr. and Jessica Lehmbecker as principals since then. Alongside residential work, the business has done public work as a subcontractor, for the Spokane Department of Transportation and the City of Liberty Lake, between 2016 and 2023. Its insured classes also include in-shop painting and a permanent yard or shop, which points to a business that keeps its own base of operations in Spokane. Work comes mostly through referrals and repeat customers. The fit is a renovation where several finish trades meet: a room opened up and rebuilt with new drywall, insulation in the walls, trim and doors set, then paint. Older houses that need repair before they can be finished suit this kind of contractor too. Someone planning new-construction framing or heavy site work is better served elsewhere, since this business's registered work is interiors, finishes and remodeling. In Spokane, exterior painting belongs to the dry stretch from late spring into early fall, when siding has dried out and nights stay warm enough for paint to cure. Freeze-thaw winters work moisture into trim and siding, so a fall walk-around to note peeling or soft wood sets up spring repairs. Winter is the natural season for interior drywall, insulation and painting, and adding insulation before the cold arrives pays back through the heating months.