Major Construction LLC.

Roofing and framing are closely linked trades, and this business carries both. A roof replacement or repair on an existing house fits that mix, and so does a wood frame addition or another small structural build. The state lists Travis Alban as a principal since 2018. Major Construction takes on work mainly through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising, so first contact tends to be direct, with the people running the job. That suits homeowners who'd rather talk through a project with the operating team than work through a large office. Larger commercial developments fall outside the work mix the state record shows. Around Spokane, the seasons largely decide how roofing and framing go. Dry summers give the most reliable stretch for tear-offs, when a roof can be open without much risk of rain or snow getting in. Winter work is possible but slower, and freeze-thaw cycles are hard on flashing, valleys and eaves, where ice dams can push water under shingles. Damage often shows up in early spring as snow melts. Framing for an addition goes best when the shell can be dried in before the weather turns in fall, so it's worth planning a summer build well ahead. In Washington, L&I registers contractors, and the registration is worth confirming before work starts.