Door Technologies LLC.

The state insures Door Technologies under two workers'-comp classes, interior finish carpentry and garage and overhead door installation, and that matches the public record. Its public jobs, nearly all as a subcontractor, include work for the Cheney School District, Educational Service District 101, Spokane Transit Authority and the Spokane Airport Board, with filings reaching as far as Selah, Pasco and Pend Oreille County. The business holds registrations in both Washington and Idaho. The state lists Christopher Eyer and Marci Eyers as principals since 2011. This is a door and trim outfit, not a framing crew. It fits a homeowner replacing or repairing a garage door, swapping out hardware, or finishing trim and doors at the end of a remodel. Most work comes through general contractors and repeat customers rather than advertising, so a homeowner already working with a builder may find the builder knows the name. Commercial and institutional door work, the kind done in school buildings, is where most of the record sits. Door and finish work in Spokane follows the building calendar. School district jobs crowd into summer break, and trades that serve those projects get booked up from late spring through August. Garage doors are steadier, though an early cold snap brings a rush of broken springs and openers that quit. For a planned replacement or trim package, calling in late winter or early fall usually gets a quicker spot than midsummer. A remodel's finish carpentry should be lined up when the general contractor sets the schedule, not after drywall is done.