How much do general contractors typically cost?
- Spokane, Washington Average$9,250
- Typical Range$0 - $15,000
- Low End - High End$3,500 - $25,000
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Spokane, WA·
Pole Barns, Kitchen & Bath Remodels, Custom Cabinets
"Dustin and his team did and excellent job remodeling our kitchen. They where very professional and easy to work with. They exceeded our expectations and we love our new kitchen!!!"
Scott K. in December 2022
Post Falls, ID·
remodels, Kitchen Remodeling, Deck Building , and 3 more
"Nathan was amazing, detail oriented, organized, talented, and a perfect guy for cabinet projects. Highly recommend!"
Brooke T. in April 2021
KC
Spokane, WA·
Additions and Remodels, New Construction Framing
"honest, hard working, punctual guy. 100% recommend."
Yuriy G. in December 2022
Seattle, WA·
Decks patio enclosures/patio covers, Bathroom & Kitchen remodels, Backyard remodeling landscape/hardscape , and 2 more
"Francisco and his team at Homelmprove were a pleasure to work with. They were always on time and kept the job site clean and organized. Francisco is very good and knowledgeable. I definitely recommend them."
Nancy S. in June 2023
Liberty Lake, WA·
Additions and Remodels
"The people are as awesome as their workmanship!"
Peggy W. in February 2024
CC
Spokane, WA·
PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATIONS, EXPERIENCED, ON TIME ON BUDGET , and 1 more
"Nick did a great job with the dry wall. We will avail of his services again and am happy to recommend h8m to others."
Joy K. in March 2024
JS
Spokane, WA·
Handyman
"Jim is very dedicated to his work. He is honest,reliable and professional. I highly recommend this contractor."
Andre C. in October 2017
LC
Medical Lake, WA·
Remodeling, Siding, Additions
"Richard is incredibly knowledgeable, capable and affordable. He is a veteran in the business that takes pride in his work and does more than the job at hand. He helps educate those of us who donâ t know the inâ s and outâ s of the business so that we can properly care for our homes and help us avoid big ticket issues down the line. We are even working on an annual home maintenance plan. He has truly made our home a better place to live. Richard, thus far, has remodeled our kitchen, three bathrooms, three bedrooms, a living room and a den. We are scheduled for more work on the basement which has uneven flooring that needs to be leveled, the garage and attic update to include new insulation, fixing siding, updating the front on the house with rock accents to include columns, painting the house and possibly a back deck. It seems like he can do just about everything."
Katy D. in February 2024
DC
Spokane Valley, WA·
Additions, Framing, Carpentry , and 1 more
"William was great! Always on time, dependable and honest. Excellent communication. Very knowledgeable and intuitive. Highly recommend!"
Ron M. in February 2024
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Costs for related projects in Spokane, WA
- Build an Addition$14,666 - $41,666
- Demo an Interior$2,712 - $10,810
- Perform Home Renovations and Repairs$0 - $15,000
- Remodel or Renovate a House$8,041 - $59,476
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In most cases, the responses you get to these three questions will give you a very good idea of the right pro for your project. If you have more than one front-runner, these additional questions can help you narrow it down.
- How many years of experience do you have?
- What’s your permanent business address?
- Are you licensed to work in my area?
- When did you earn your business license?
- How do you handle warranty service complaints?
- Do you have worker’s compensation, property damage and personal liability insurance?
Any good contractor will answer these questions, and most will appreciate dealing with a client that takes such an active interest in finding good service. On the other hand, if a contractor gives you a hard time with these questions, you probably want to find someone else.
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Spokane Addition & Remodeling Contractors are rated 4.9 out of 5 based on 80 reviews of 80 pros.
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What best describes this project?
- Kitchen remodel
- Bathroom remodel
- Basement remodel
- Garage remodel
- Multiple room renovation
- Addition to home
- Other
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Project Location: Spokane, WA Date: 01/30/24What best describes this project?: Addition to homeWhat best describes this project?: Bathroom remodelComment: Complete master bathroom remodel and small addition to houseProject Location: Spokane, WA Date: 01/25/24What types of work will be included in this project? (Check all that apply): Heating and coolingWhat types of work will be included in this project? (Check all that apply): DrywallWhat best describes this project?: OtherWhat types of work will be included in this project? (Check all that apply): FramingWhat types of work will be included in this project? (Check all that apply): ElectricalWhat types of work will be included in this project? (Check all that apply): OtherWhat types of work will be included in this project? (Check all that apply): PaintingComment: lower ceiling 1 bedroom. Sound proof 1 wall same bedroom. Repair tape pop and crack in hall way.Project Location: Spokane, WA Date: 01/25/24What best describes this project?: OtherWhat types of work will be included in this project? (Check all that apply): OtherComment: Putting a manufacture home on my lot as a dwelling. Wanting to get estimates for the whole cost; permit, water hook up and line, sewer hook up and line, instalation, etc.Project Location: Spokane, WA Date: 01/25/24What best describes this project?: OtherWhat types of work will be included in this project? (Check all that apply): FlooringComment: Hello. First, I am travelling, so my time near this property is limited. Therefore, I would greatly appreciate meeting with you ASAP. I have recently learned that old flooring tiles and lineoleum under carpet we just removed MIGHT have asbestos in them. After much research, I would like to assume there is asbestos in the old flooring and encapsulate it properly. The lineoleum has three fairly clean tears in it. Most of the tiles are solidified together and very stable. There are some (maybe 10-15) that have separated from each other at what looks like would be the original grout lines. In addition, there are very few (maybe 5 or 6 of the same separated ones) that have single cracks or broken corners. Right now, I am seeking recommendations and bids to determine the best route for encapsulating the tiles, covering them with underlayment, re-encapsulating the underlayment, and then installing LVP flooring over it. I look forward to hearing from you very soon! Tanya (509) 362-5820Project Location: Spokane, WA Date: 01/24/24What types of work will be included in this project? (Check all that apply): FoundationComment: I would like to get an estimate for ad on the back of the house that is falling off so he need to raise the room to fix the foundationProject Location: Spokane, WA Date: 01/08/24What best describes this project?: Addition to homeWhat best describes this project?: Garage remodelComment: i would like to add a front porch which would include decking with a pergola style roof. I would also like to add an addition to the garage with either a second car garage or carport.
