All West Gen Contracting Inc.

The state insures All West under three workers'-comp classes: wood frame building construction, glass installation in buildings, and interior finish carpentry. That lines up with what the company advertises, which is window and door installation. Public-works filings run from 2009 to 2022, mostly as a subcontractor, for agencies including Spokane School District #81, Medical Lake and Davenport school districts, Ellensburg, Federal Way, Royal and Seattle school districts, and the cities of Seattle, Everett and Bothell. Apprentices appear on that work. The state lists Jeffrey Stern, Jason Stern and Linda Stern as principals since 2007. All West is a good fit for window and door replacement on a house, new framing for an addition, or a finish carpentry package that comes after the framing. It also has experience with jobs that run on prevailing wage and school-district paperwork. Much of its record is framing and full installations, so it suits a defined project better than a quick patch or a single small repair. The business tends to get work through referrals, repeat clients and bid filings rather than lead marketplaces. Inland Northwest weather shapes this kind of work. Framing an addition is easiest to schedule from late spring into early fall, before snow loads and frozen ground slow the job and before an open shell is exposed to wet weather. Window and door replacement can be done in winter, but each opening should be closed the same day, and sealants and flashing tapes need temperatures they can cure in. Freeze-thaw cycles punish poorly flashed sills, so ask how water is directed out at the bottom of each opening. Dry, hot summers in Spokane and Spokane Valley are hard on west-facing glass, which makes low-e options and the frame material worth discussing.