Los Camachitos LLC.

Washington's workers'-comp record puts the crew at one to three people, with the owner working on the job rather than running it from an office. That suits a roof repair or replacement on an existing house, or a framed addition or deck where the same small crew handles the work from start to finish. Large commercial steel or concrete jobs sit outside what this business is set up for. The state lists Neptali Camacho Sanchez Sr., Cayla Camacho and Cayla Prouty as principals since 2022, the year the LLC was formed. Before a roofing or framing job starts, get the scope in writing: whether a reroof means a tear-off down to the deck or a layer over the old one, and who decides on replacing soft sheathing once it's exposed. Ask how decayed wood or other surprises will be priced, and that any change order is written and signed before the extra work happens. Cleanup matters on a roof. Ask about tarps over landscaping, magnet sweeps for nails and where the dumpster sits. Find out what warranty covers the workmanship as distinct from the manufacturer's coverage on shingles or lumber, and how long each lasts. Spokane winters put flashing and valleys to the test, so ask how those details are handled.