A homeowner in Spokane pulls up this page because she wants someone she can trust to frame out a back deck. Not just someone with a truck and a nail gun. That instinct is worth following.
Every contractor listed here signed our statement of faith to be on this page, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the gate. Washington has solid coverage, enough that you're working through real choices rather than hoping something turns up. We reach out to welcome most new listings with a phone call, and we pray for the owner right there while we've got them. A genuine hello. Not a license check, not us showing up to inspect the footings.
What you're actually hiring for, the ledger board connection, the joist spacing, whether they show up when they say they will, that's what the reviews are for. People who paid for a deck and came back to say whether they'd hire the crew again. Read those. A contractor who walks you through the permit process before you sign anything, who talks you out of an oversized project that wouldn't add value, who finishes before the rain hits (and in Washington, the rain is coming), the reviews will tell you who that is.
The faith is theirs. The work is theirs. The reviews help you decide if both are worth a call.
Metro areas with listings
Listings (13)
House Mouse Services LLC
JOY Kitchen & Bath
Boehr United LLC
Washington Exteriors
DND Home Repair LLC
Banah Home Services LLC
ProblemSolved General Contracting Inc.
Firefly Contractors and Design
Sunderland Construction
Alva Renovations LLC
Rosman Renovations LLC
American Dream Landscapes
Frequently asked questions
What makes a contractor eligible to be listed here?
Every contractor on this page signed our statement of faith, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the one requirement to be listed. We don't evaluate their work, their licensing, or their pricing. That's what reviews are for.
Does LocateFaith verify that contractors are licensed or insured?
No. We confirm the statement of faith and that's it. For licensing and insurance, ask the contractor directly before signing anything. Your state contractor board is another good resource.
How should I use the reviews on this page?
Treat them as the core of your research. Look for patterns: do multiple reviewers mention communication, timeline, or quality? A contractor who earns repeat mentions for doing what they said they'd do is worth a serious look.
We reached out to welcome most new listings with a call. Does that mean you checked their work?
No. That call is a warm hello, nothing more. We pray for the owner and wish them well. It is not an inspection, a background check, or any kind of screen on the quality of their craftsmanship.
What should I ask a contractor before hiring them for a deck or porch project?
Ask about permits, timeline, and what happens if materials run long. A contractor who answers those questions clearly before you sign is showing you something. Evasiveness on the front end tends to show up in the reviews later. That's your best signal.