Probuilt Solutions LLC.

The company says its work covers residential home remodeling broadly, with kitchen and bathroom remodels at the center and siding, painting, flooring, patios and outdoor kitchens around them. Washington's Department of Labor & Industries insures the business under its wood frame building construction class, which fits a shop that frames, opens up and rebuilds parts of existing houses rather than one that only handles finish work. All of it is residential. Probuilt Solutions keeps weekday business hours. That mix suits a homeowner planning a kitchen or bath remodel in an existing house, or an exterior project like new siding or a backyard patio with an outdoor kitchen. With a crew this size, the person bidding the job is likely the person doing much of it. The business is new, so a homeowner who wants a contractor with many years of local history will be looking for something different, and commercial framing falls outside what its registration covers. Repair or replace is the first question on most remodels around Spokane. Siding takes a beating from dry summers and freeze-thaw winters; if the damage is limited to a few boards on one exposure, patching and repainting can make sense, while widespread cracking, warping or soft sheathing underneath points toward replacement. Inside, a dated kitchen with sound cabinets may only need new counters, flooring and paint, but water damage around a tub or toilet usually means opening the floor. Ask any contractor to show you what's underneath before you settle on the scope.