Petr's Construction LLC.

Permits pulled under the company's licence show residential window, siding and roofing work in Spokane and Mead in 2021, new building or addition permits in Spokane Valley that same year, and remodel or egress permits in Spokane Valley in 2024 and 2026. A minor alteration in Nine Mile Falls in 2025 shows the reach north of the city. The state insures the business under building repair and carpentry, and lists Petr Gaydarzhi and Natalya Gaydarzhi as principals since 2017. Earlier state licences under the names Petr's Drywall and Petr's Construction go back to 2002. The company advertises a one-year installation warranty and says windows carry a lifetime manufacturer warranty. This is a small residential outfit with the owner on the tools and a crew the state puts at one to three people, so the person quoting the job is likely the one doing it. It fits a basement egress cut, a full set of basement windows with new trim, storm windows, or a home remodel. Large commercial projects and jobs that need heavy structural engineering or electrical work sit outside what the service list and the state's risk class describe. Spokane's older housing stock, from Valley ramblers to pre-war homes on the South Hill, often has small steel or wood basement windows that leak heat and can't serve as an exit. A sound frame with a failed seal can sometimes be repaired or fitted with a storm window, but a basement window that's too small for egress can't be fixed in place; it has to be enlarged, which means cutting the foundation and adding a well. Before choosing, think about how the room will be used and whether the opening needs to meet code for sleeping.