Pine State Dev & Reno LLC.

Pine State Dev & Reno was formed in 2026 and holds a current Washington contractor registration through L&I. The state lists Ryan Chan as a principal since that year. The work centers on finishing rooms rather than building them: new floors and counters, trim and interior carpentry, paint and wallpaper, and the repair and remodeling that ties those together. That mix lines up with a kitchen or bathroom refresh, or with updating rooms in an existing house in Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake or Mead. Framing a new house, exterior siding and large commercial builds sit outside the interior focus the state record shows. Before any interior remodel starts, get the scope written down room by room. Spell out which floors come up, which counters are replaced, what trim is new versus reused, and who supplies materials like tile, countertops or paint. Ask how dust is contained in an occupied house and what cleanup looks like at the end of each day and at the finish. Older Spokane homes often hide surprises under old flooring or behind cabinets, so agree in advance how a change order gets priced and approved before extra work begins. Finally, ask what the contractor stands behind on workmanship, and for how long, separate from any manufacturer warranty on the materials.