Art Construction.

The state insures Art Construction's crew under workers'-comp classes for excavation and site preparation, foundation work and trenching, land clearing and grading, and roofing and siding installation. That matches what the company advertises: foundation digs, compacting, rock breaking, debris removal and soil stability on one side, and roof repair, replacement and shingling on the other. It takes residential and commercial work and claims workmanship and manufacturer warranties, and it describes itself as locally owned. The state lists Viacheslav Artamonov as a principal since 2018. This is a small crew, with the owner working on the job, and work tends to come through referrals and repeat customers. That suits a homeowner with a foundation excavation, a drainage problem, lot clearing ahead of a build, or a pole building who wants one local crew handling it start to finish. A large commercial build-out or a new-construction framing package is a different kind of job from what the service list centers on. Before excavation or site work starts, get the scope in writing: how deep, how much material leaves the site, where spoils go, and whether rock is priced in or treated as extra. Rocky ground is common around Deer Park and north Spokane County, so ask how a change order works if the excavator hits it. Ask who calls in utility locates, what final grade and compaction look like when the crew leaves, and whether cleanup covers hauling debris. For roofing, ask what the workmanship warranty covers and for how long, separate from the shingle maker's warranty.