Verity Remodeling LLC.

The state insures Verity's crew under building repair and carpentry, which matches what the company advertises: residential remodeling, room additions, whole-home renovations, outdoor living spaces, drywall, painting, tile and fixture installs, plus handyman work. A Spokane County permit from 2026 covered a reroof with window replacement and siding at a home in Newman Lake. The state lists Jessicah Travis and Casey Travis as principals since 2025, the year the business formed. The crew runs four to six people, and the company says the owners stay involved in managing projects and claims a workmanship guarantee. This is a residential shop built around renovation and repair rather than ground-up framing or commercial building. It suits a homeowner planning a kitchen or bath overhaul, finishing a basement, adding a room, or putting an older house back together after a storm or a leak. A small crew with owners close to the work tends to fit projects where the same people carry the job from start to finish. On a Spokane home, repair versus replace usually comes down to what sits behind the surface. Water damage in an older house can reach subfloor, framing or insulation, so opening things up before deciding is worth doing. A dated kitchen with sound cabinets may only need new counters and fixtures, while a bath with soft floors near the tub is often a full tear-out. Ask a remodeler to show what they found, explain which parts are failing and which are only worn, and price both paths.