Greg Artis Construction.

Roof construction and repair and wood-frame building construction are the two classes of work the state insures this business under, and they match the services it lists. That points to roof replacements, repairs, framing and structural carpentry rather than site work or specialty trades. The state lists Gregery Artis as a principal since 2013. The business travels roughly 25 miles from Spokane, which takes in Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Mead, Cheney and Airway Heights. Greg Artis Construction takes its work through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising. That suits a homeowner with an established house that needs a new roof, a repair after weather damage, or wood-frame work on an addition or renovation. The focus is service and repair on existing buildings. A ground-up commercial build or a public works bid is outside that focus and better matched elsewhere. Roofing demand in Spokane bunches up. Once snow clears in spring, calls about winter damage and ice-dam leaks arrive together, and the dry months from late spring into early fall fill fast with planned replacements. Framing and renovation work follows a similar curve. Booking in winter or early spring for summer work gives the best chance at a good slot, and fall jobs should be lined up before the first hard freeze and early snow make roof work harder. Emergency repairs can usually be squeezed in, but full replacements need planning.