General Contractors

Mountain Crest Enterprises Inc

General contractor in Mead, Washington

Active in Washington L&I RecordsBond on RecordInsurance on RecordData Downloaded November 6, 2026

Mountain Crest Enterprises Inc appears as active in the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries records we downloaded on November 6, 2026, under construction contractor number MOUNTCE110KB, expiring March 16, 2027. A $30,000 bond is on record. Insurance of $1,000,000 is on record. Confirm the current status with the state before you sign, because records change daily.

Official Record

License number
MOUNTCE110KB
Type
Construction Contractor
Status
Active (when downloaded)
Effective
May 2, 1989 (about 37 years)
Expires
March 16, 2027
Business type
Corporation
Specialties
General
Bond
$30,000, Contractors Bonding & Insurance Co
Liability insurance
$1,000,000, Cincinnati Casualty Company, through March 11, 2027
Source
Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, downloaded November 6, 2026

Contact

Trades
General Contractors
Location
Mead, WA 99021
Phone
(509) 466-5794

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Before You Hire

Typical lead time is often several weeks to a few months out for larger jobs. Ask:

  • What is your license number, and which state or city issued it?
  • Can you send a current certificate of liability insurance and proof of workers’ compensation?
  • Will the contract list the scope, materials, price, start and finish dates and payment schedule?
  • Who pulls the permits, and are they included in the price?
  • Who will run the job day to day, and will you use subcontractors?

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Washington Rules

Washington requires contractors to register with the state. Threshold: Based on activity; no project-dollar floor. Read the Washington license summary.

  • A general contractor is responsible for the whole job; ask how subcontractors are chosen and paid.
  • Ask for lien waivers with each payment so unpaid subcontractors cannot claim against your property.
  • Keep a contingency for surprises, especially in older homes.

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