Professional Exteriors LLC.

The workers'-comp classes the state insures Professional Exteriors under are wood frame building construction and building repair and remodeling. Those two lines describe the work plainly: framing on houses, plus repair and remodel work on homes already standing. The lead-safe renovation firm certification comes through the Washington Department of Commerce. The state lists Don Greenwood as a principal since 2023, and the business is registered with the Department of Labor & Industries. That mix points toward jobs on an existing home rather than new subdivisions or commercial buildings. A wood-frame addition, a deck, a structural repair, or a kitchen or bathroom remodel in a house old enough to have lead paint all sit inside what the state record shows. With a crew this size, the person who gives the estimate is likely to be the one doing the work, and the schedule depends on one small team. Before any remodel or framing job starts, pin down scope in writing: which walls, floors and fixtures are included, and who handles anything found once the old material comes off. Ask how changes get priced and approved before the extra work is done. For older homes in Spokane, ask how dust and debris will be contained and cleaned up each day, and how lead-safe practices will be followed if paint is disturbed. Ask what warranty covers workmanship, for how long, and what it excludes.