Northwest Plaster.

The company lists drywall installation and repair, stucco and EIFS, plaster, and new construction and remodels. Its Washington registration through L&I carries a lathing and plastering specialty, and its Idaho contractor registration was issued in 2024. The state lists Phillip Garcia and Amanda Hamblen as principals since 2016 and Amanda Garcia since 2020. Northwest Plaster describes itself as family-owned and says it uses both traditional methods and modern techniques. It advertises free estimates. This is a small operation where the owner is on the tools, with a crew the state puts at one to three people, and work tends to come through referrals and repeat customers. That fits a plaster or stucco repair on an existing house, or drywall for a new build or a remodel. It's a residential plaster and drywall shop, not one built around large commercial projects or public bids. On a Spokane home, repair versus replace usually comes down to what's behind the surface. Old lath-and-plaster walls in older neighborhoods can often be patched or skim-coated rather than torn out, which keeps original trim and avoids a lot of dust. Stucco is different: freeze-thaw cycles push water into cracks, and a crack that has let moisture into the sheathing calls for opening it up, not just patching the face. Ask any plaster or stucco contractor to show you the extent of damage before choosing.