Onyx Properties LLC.

The workers'-comp classes Washington insures Onyx under show the hands-on side of the work: floor and counter covering installation, interior finish carpentry, interior painting including wallpaper, exterior building painting, and general building repair and remodeling. The same record carries classes for construction supervision and for property and building management, which fits a business built around keeping rental units in working order. The state puts the crew at one to three people, and the state lists Austin Mata as a principal since 2022. The company says it works across the Pacific Northwest, with Spokane and Coeur d'Alene named. That mix suits a landlord or property manager turning over a unit between tenants, where flooring, paint, trim and cleanout all need to happen in one pass, and a homeowner after finish carpentry or a repaint as part of a remodel. A crew this size, with the owner on the tools, works at the scale of apartments and houses. Large commercial or industrial construction sits outside what the record describes. A quick fix and a larger project call for different hires. Patching drywall, swapping a counter or repainting a room is a short job, and a small crew that does finish work itself handles it well. A full remodel or a multi-unit turnover adds sequencing: demolition, haul-away, flooring, carpentry and paint in the right order, often with tenants waiting. For bigger work in Spokane or Coeur d'Alene, ask who coordinates the trades, whether the job needs a city permit, and which state's registration covers the address.