Parsons Construction Inc.

The state insures Parsons under workers'-comp classes that cover grading, underground utility lines, concrete foundations and flatwork, wood-frame construction, interior finish carpentry, and remodeling, which describes a builder that carries a project from dirt to trim. Permits matched to the licence in Spokane Valley between 2017 and 2020 include new residential buildings and additions, commercial building permits, and plumbing and mechanical work. Parsons is a lead-safe certified renovation firm with the Washington Department of Commerce. The state lists David and Karen Parsons as principals since 1994 and Cole Parsons since 2024. The company's site names neighborhoods and lake areas it has worked, from Highland Park and The Ridge at Hangman to Hayden Lake and Spirit Lake. Work tends to come through referrals and repeat clients, and the jobs that fit are the large ones: a custom house in the Inland Northwest, an addition, or a remodel of an older home where lead-safe practice matters. With a crew in the seven-to-ten range and site work, concrete, and framing handled in house, Parsons suits a project with many trades to coordinate. A single quick repair, like a door or a small patch of drywall, is better matched to a handyman or a one-trade shop. Whether to repair or replace comes up constantly on Spokane remodels. Many houses on the South Hill and in older Valley neighborhoods were built before 1978, so opening walls means lead paint rules apply, and that cost belongs in the comparison. Foundations, framing, and window openings that are sound are usually worth keeping. When a remodel would touch most of the envelope anyway, it can make sense to price a deeper rebuild that brings insulation and air sealing up to handle cold winters and smoky summers.