Kd's Custom Exteriors LLC.

Beyond the exterior shell, Kd's lists shop builds, framing and flooring, and the company says its roof jobs include tear-off and haul-away. The state lists Kirt Douse as a principal since 2023, the year the business was formed and registered with L&I as a general contractor. The owner works on the crew, which the state puts at one to three people, and the business describes itself as family-owned. It claims a five-year workmanship warranty on top of the manufacturer's finish warranty on materials. That small-crew setup fits residential jobs: a house getting new siding and a metal roof together, a rural property in Stevens County that needs a shop framed and closed in, or rotten sheathing found under old siding that has to be fixed before anything new goes on. Large commercial projects are outside the scope this business presents. Homeowners who want the person quoting the job to be the one on site will find that's how this outfit runs. Spokane-area housing runs from older homes with wood lap siding and layered roofs to newer builds already wrapped in fiber cement. On older houses, tearing off siding or roofing often exposes sheathing damage, so ask how repairs are handled before the price is set. Out toward Kettle Falls and Stevens County, metal roofing paired with snow retention is a practical choice over doors, walkways and gutters, since sliding snow can tear down downspouts. Ask which manufacturer's finish warranty covers the panels and siding being quoted.