Spokane Kitchen Center.

The state insures this business under workers' comp classes for cabinet and countertop manufacturing, stone masonry, floor and counter covering installation, and interior finish carpentry, which matches what it advertises: custom cabinetry, stone countertop fabrication, kitchen design and complete kitchen remodels. The company also lists custom closets and commercial cabinetry, and it names Skara Brae, Eggshell Seamless and its own SKC line among the brands it works with. The crew falls in the 11 to 20 range, and the business says it is locally owned. The state lists Ruslan Bak as a principal since 2025, the year the business was formed. The shop suits a full kitchen remodel where the cabinets and counters are the heart of the job, and where it helps to have the people building the boxes also cutting the stone. Kitchen and closet work is the focus. Framing an addition or a new house sits outside that mix, and a job that's mostly a plumbing or electrical change belongs with a contractor licensed in that trade. Swapping cabinets and counters in place usually doesn't need a permit in Spokane, Spokane County or Cheney, but a kitchen remodel rarely stops there. Moving a sink or gas range, adding circuits for new appliances, venting a hood outside or taking out a wall all bring in building, plumbing, electrical or mechanical permits and inspections. Expect the contractor to pull the permits for the work they do, and ask who's pulling the plumbing and electrical ones if those trades are subcontracted. Permitted work is easier to sell later, and an inspection catches problems before the drywall goes back up.