Your Casa Construction LLC.

The state insures Your Casa Construction under workers'-comp classes for floor and counter covering, interior finish carpentry, interior and exterior painting, and general building repair and remodeling. That matches what the company advertises: hardwood, laminate and tile flooring, painting inside and out, basement finishing and kitchen and bath work, plus commercial remodeling. Permits from 2025 and 2026 fill in the outdoor side, with attached decks and patio covers in Spokane Valley. The state lists Jorge Gama-Leiva and Krista Gama as principals since 2019, the year the business was established, and it works within about 25 miles of Spokane. This is a good match for a kitchen or bathroom remodel, a basement finish, or a flooring and paint refresh in an existing house, and for deck or egress work that needs a Spokane Valley permit. The record leans toward residential remodeling and finish trades, so a large commercial build-out is a different kind of job. Free estimates are advertised. Spokane's housing runs from early-1900s homes on the South Hill and in the older north side neighborhoods to postwar ramblers and newer tracts out in the Valley, and the finish work changes with each. Older houses often have plaster walls, out-of-square rooms and floors that need leveling before tile or laminate goes down, and paint on pre-1978 trim calls for lead-safe prep. Basements in the older stock can be damp or low, which matters for flooring choices and for egress windows when a room is turned into a bedroom. Newer homes are more forgiving, but it's worth asking how a contractor plans to handle the subfloor and walls before materials are picked.