General Contractor in Spokane, WA

Where you submit depends on the address: the City of Spokane's Development Services Center handles permits inside city limits, Spokane Valley's Building Division covers the Valley, and Spokane County takes everything in the unincorporated areas north of town and in the rural lots between. Each office has its own plan-review process and inspection scheduling, and we carry plans through all three.

All three jurisdictions build to the Washington State Building Code and the Washington State Energy Code, with Inland Northwest snow loads and frost depth setting the structural requirements: frost-protected footings, roof framing sized for the snow, and envelopes insulated for a four-season climate. Our in-house engineering and permitting team produces the drawings and the structural stamps, so a Spokane permit package goes in complete the first time.

Spokane is a true four-season market, and our Inland Northwest pricing reflects it: labor and material costs run well below Puget Sound, but frost-protected footings, snow-load roof framing, and a build season that favors spring-through-fall scheduling all shape how a project is planned. Permits go through the City of Spokane's Development Services Center, Spokane Valley's Building Division, or Spokane County depending on the address, and we carry plans through each of them.

The work we're asked for most here is a mix of old and new — updating 1900s Craftsman homes on the South Hill and in Browne's Addition, finishing daylight basements, and building shops, garages, and pole buildings on larger lots north of town and out in the Valley. Our crew self-performs the concrete, framing, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical, so a Spokane project has one schedule and one accountable builder from the first inspection to the last.