Pacnorwest Construction.

The company says it is family-owned and dates to 2001; the state lists Dustin Schumacher and Amber Schumacher as principals since 2020. Pacnorwest's site names Dietzen, Hoover 2, Achim and Cleary among the brands it works with. Beyond cabinets, the workers'-comp classes include wood frame building construction and drafting, which fits a shop that draws its own plans. A Spokane County permit from 2020 shows roofing, siding and window work on a home in Chattaroy, north of the city. Pacnorwest fits a homeowner who wants to see a cabinet layout rendered in 3D before anything gets built, or a kitchen or bath remodel where cabinets, counters and flooring come from the same crew. It works within roughly 25 miles of Spokane on houses rather than commercial buildings, so a large commercial framing job or a project well outside the local area would be a better match for a different contractor. Repair or replace is a real question with cabinets in Spokane's older housing stock. Solid wood boxes in a 1950s rancher or an early South Hill house can often be refinished, given new doors, or have hardware and hinges replaced for far less disruption than a tear-out. Particleboard boxes that have swollen near a sink or dishwasher usually aren't worth saving. Replacement makes more sense when the layout itself is the problem, or when new counters and flooring are going in anyway. A rendering helps here: seeing the new layout drawn out makes it easier to judge whether a refresh is enough.