Rathdrum Construction Inc.

The work here is renovation, repair and improvement rather than ground-up building. The company says it handles everything from full kitchen and bathroom remodels to smaller tasks like a toilet swap, and it lists rearranging rooms to make better use of space. The state puts the crew at one to three people, with the owner working on the jobs directly. Most of its work comes through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising. It holds an Idaho contractor registration, issued in 2020. That size suits a kitchen or bath remodel in a Rathdrum or Coeur d'Alene house, a layout change or lighting update in an older home, or a deck repair or new pergola where a small family crew is what the owner wants. Large commercial construction is a different scale from the residential and small business remodels this crew focuses on. New home builds fall outside the renovation and repair work the company lists. Before a remodel starts, settle the scope in writing: which rooms, which fixtures, and who supplies materials. Ask how the site will be cleaned each day and at the end, and where debris goes, since a kitchen or bath job often means living around the work. Agree on how change orders get priced and approved before anything extra is built, because opening walls in an older house can turn up surprises. Ask what workmanship warranty is offered and how long it lasts, and for deck or pergola work, how the finish should be maintained.