Spokane Rain Gutter Inc.

The state insures this business under sheet metal construction, construction estimating and a permanent shop or yard, which fits a gutter outfit that forms and fits its own metal rather than just hanging stock pieces. The crew runs in the 11 to 20 range. Public-works filings stretch from 2004 to 2025 for Sprague School District, Mead School District, Stevens County Fire District No. 1, the Spokane Housing Authority and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, mostly as prime contractor and with apprentices on the job. The state lists Charles and Elaine Mullenix as principals. This is a gutter and sheet metal shop, so it suits homeowners replacing or repairing gutters, adding guards, or fixing storm damage, and institutions that need a prevailing-wage contractor for gutter work. Someone planning framing, drywall or a broader remodel will want a different kind of contractor; the work here centers on metal at the roofline. Gutter jobs split into two kinds. A quick fix, like resealing a leaking seam, rehanging a sagging run or replacing a damaged downspout, is mostly about getting someone out promptly, especially after a Spokane windstorm or a heavy freeze-thaw stretch. A full replacement or guard system is a bigger decision: profile size, downspout placement, how the system handles ice and pine needles, and how it ties into the fascia all matter. For that kind of project, it pays to hire a shop that fabricates and estimates the whole system rather than one patching a single section.