Steves Construction LLC.

The work is residential. Spokane County permits matched to the licence show reroofing jobs that also took in siding and window replacement, one in Otis Orchards in 2025 and another in Cheney in 2026. On metal, the company advertises double-lock standing seam panel systems and claims a material lifespan of 50 years or more, and it says it gives fixed-price quotes. The state lists Mariana Ravencu as a principal since 2021 and Dumitru Cheptanari since 2023, and the state insures the business in a construction class with no employees on payroll, which points to a small operation where the owner stays close to each job. That shape suits a homeowner replacing an aging shingle roof with standing seam metal, or adding seamless gutters and guards to a house on either side of the state line. It also suits someone who wants the person quoting the job involved in doing it. Large commercial projects and public work sit outside what this business does, and jobs that call for electrical or plumbing work belong with a contractor in those trades. Reroofing in Spokane County and the cities around it generally needs a building permit, especially when sheathing is replaced, the roof covering changes, or siding and windows are part of the same job. Inspectors check things like underlayment, flashing and fastening, which matter on roofs that carry snow load and go through freeze and thaw every winter. Expect the contractor to pull the permit under their own licence. It keeps responsibility for the work where it belongs, and a closed permit is a clean record when the house sells. Idaho jobs in Coeur d'Alene or Post Falls follow that side's rules.