You hire an agent for your auto and homeowners insurance. You trust their knowledge, their relationships, and their ability to connect you with the right firm for your needs. And the insurance company pays them — not you.
That's exactly what I do, except in an industry overwhelmed by unaccountable contractors and corporate middlemen taking 30-40% off the top. I vet the crews, verify licensing, manage your project, and stay accountable from start to finish. The contractor pays my fee. You get 25 years of field experience, one point of contact, and the peace of mind that someone's actually in your corner.
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I've been in residential construction since I was 15, learning the trade from my dad. I'm a family man with four kids who understands both the field work and the business side — I ran Inland Exteriors LLC from 2018 to 2023.
Covid hit us financially at the worst possible time, and an injury took me off the jobsite for good. But helping people is what I do. INMA lets me put 25 years of hands-on experience to work for homeowners without swinging a hammer.
Too many homeowners get taken advantage of — hiring the cheapest guy assuming they're all the same. They're not. I personally know these crews. I know who does quality work and who cuts corners. That's the difference between hoping for the best and having someone in your corner who's been there.
The exterior remodeling industry has a trust problem. Here's what most homeowners don't find out until it's too late.
That polished salesperson at your kitchen table? He's not a contractor. He works for a marketing company that subcontracts everything to local crews — the same crews you could hire directly for 20-30% less.
National companies like DaBella and Renewal by Andersen spend millions on ads and commissions. You're the one paying for it. Their overhead gets buried in your quote. Their salesperson disappears after you sign.
And on the other end — hiring directly off Craigslist or a door-knocker? You're rolling the dice on licensing, insurance, and whether they'll answer the phone when something goes wrong.
Think of INMA like an insurance agent — but for remodeling. I don't work for the contractor. I work for you. My job is to protect your money, your timeline, and your property.
I come to your home, evaluate the scope, review your budget, and give you an honest assessment. If your budget doesn't match your goals, I'll tell you straight — before you spend a dime.
Every contractor in my network is licensed, bonded, insured, and personally vetted. I match the right crew to your specific project — not whoever's available. I verify their credentials so you don't have to.
One point of contact from start to finish. I'm on-site making real-time decisions, handling problems before they become yours, and making sure the work meets the standard you're paying for.
I've been on roofs, behind walls, and under houses for over two decades. When I look at your project, I see what most salespeople can't — because I've done the work myself. That experience is what I bring to your corner.
Same products. Same distributors. Same local crews doing the actual work. The only difference is who's taking a cut — and how big that cut is.
When you hire a national remodeling company, a significant portion of your payment goes to corporate overhead, national advertising, and sales commissions. The contractor who actually does the work? They see a fraction of what you paid.
INMA eliminates that waste. You get the same products from the same distributors, installed by vetted local professionals — with direct communication, faster scheduling, and a significantly better price.
Bring us any national company's estimate. We'll show you what that project should actually cost.
Four core services — each managed by INMA and executed by vetted local contractors with verified credentials.
James Hardie ColorPlus fiber cement, vinyl, and engineered wood siding. Same product the nationals sell — same distributors, same 15-year color warranty — without the corporate markup.
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Energy-efficient window replacement with low-E glass and argon fills. We use thermal imaging to pinpoint exactly where your home is losing energy — no guesswork, no upselling.

Entry doors, patio doors, and storm doors — insulated, properly sealed, and built to handle Spokane's weather. Eliminates drafts and cuts energy waste.
Professional prep, premium paint, and meticulous detail work. We deliver finishes that protect and perform through Spokane's winters — not the cheapest bid, the right bid.
Under the Clean Energy Transformation Act (CETA), Avista's residential rates are projected to increase significantly through 2030. The smartest move isn't arguing your utility bill — it's using less energy.
| 2019 | 2026 | 2030 Est. | Increase | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Electric | $81.59/mo | $121.46/mo | $157.94/mo | +94% |
| Natural Gas | $47.79/mo | - | $102.46/mo | +114% |
Old or poorly installed windows and doors are the biggest energy killers in most homes. Drafty frames, failed seals, and single-pane glass bleed heat in winter and let it pour in during summer.
Energy-efficient windows with low-E coatings, argon gas fills, and properly insulated doors create a tighter building envelope — meaning lower bills, better comfort, and less strain on your HVAC.
We use thermal imaging to pinpoint exactly where your home is losing energy. Infrared scans reveal hidden heat transfer through walls, windows, doors, and gaps invisible to the naked eye.
Hold a lighter or flashlight up to your window glass. You should see 3 or 4 reflections. If one has a metallic green or pink tint, that's your low-E coating working. If they all look the same, your windows don't have low-E and you're losing energy every day.
Utility rebates can dramatically offset the cost of energy-efficient upgrades. We handle the paperwork for you.
Tell us what you're thinking and what you want to spend. We'll give you a straight, honest take — is your budget realistic? What should you watch out for? Then we'll match you with the right vetted contractor for your goals.
No sales pitch. No runaround. Just 25+ years of field experience, working for you.
We'll respond within 24 hours with an honest assessment.
Your info stays with us. We don't sell data or share your details.
Jake will review your project and get back to you within 24 hours with an honest assessment and recommendations.
No pressure, no pitch — just an honest expert opinion on your project, your budget, and who should do the work.