Where our restoration crews work

How the coverage breaks down

Spokane itself is most of the work. On the South Hill, neighborhoods like Rockwood, Manito/Cannon Hill, Comstock and Lincoln Heights hold some of the oldest housing in the region, with plaster walls, original drains and basements that predate modern waterproofing. Farther south, Southgate and Moran Prairie are mostly newer construction with finished basements. On the north side, the Northwest neighborhood and Audubon/Downriver sit close to the river, while North Indian Trail and Five Mile Prairie are newer homes on high ground.

East along the valley, Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake are mostly 1970s and later homes, which means finished basements, laminate floors and water heaters in closets. Our office is in Post Falls, just past the state line, so this corridor and the Idaho side are close to home.

The West Plains and the north county are a different kind of call. Cheney, Airway Heights and Medical Lake sit on open ground west of the city, and the 2023 Gray Fire made smoke and ash cleanup a real part of the work there. Deer Park and the country north toward Elk bring wells, septic systems and long driveways.

In North Idaho we cover Kootenai County: Post Falls, Coeur d'Alene, Hayden and Rathdrum, plus the lake communities around them, where high water and fast growth shape the calls.

Where coverage ends: past Kootenai County to the east, south of Cheney toward the Palouse and north beyond Deer Park we take calls case by case. If you are outside these areas, call anyway and we will say plainly whether we can get to you.