Licensed water treatment contractors in Spokane, WA
1 water treatment contractor holds an active licence on the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) register in Spokane, checked 4 Nov 2026: 0 licensed 10 years or more, 100% bonded and none with a complaint or board disclosure on record. Ranked by a published formula; nobody pays to move up.
- Active licences
- 1
- Median time licensed
- 2.2 yrs
- Bonded
- 100%
- Lead-Safe certified
- 0
- Google reviews
- 121
Filled tags sit at the business's Google location; hollow tags show its mailing ZIP code only. Each tag is the theoPros score.
Ranked list
- 1
Chem-rite Inc
- Licence active
- Bonded $15,000
- No complaints
Questions people ask about water treatment contractors in Spokane
How many licensed water treatment contractors are in Spokane?
1 water treatment contractors hold an active Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) licence with a mailing address in Spokane, checked on 4 November 2026. 0 of them have been licensed for 10 years or more.
Does a water treatment contractor need a licence in Washington?
Yes, when the whole job, labour and materials, costs $500 or more, is part of a bigger project, or they advertise as a contractor (RCW 18.27.090). Electrical and plumbing contractors need an L&I licence for any job, whatever its size (RCW 19.28.041, RCW 18.106.020). Look for an active CCCP licence.
How do I check a water treatment contractor's licence in Spokane?
Ask for the licence number and look it up on the Washington L&I website, or search this page. Every water treatment contractor listed here was matched to an active licence on the Washington L&I register.
Which water treatment contractors rank highest in Spokane?
By our published formula (years licensed, complaint record, bond and insurance, and Google reviews), the top three are Chem-rite Inc (70). Paying or claiming a listing never changes the order.
How much do water treatment contractors charge in Spokane?
Water treatment contractors in the Spokane-Spokane Valley metro earn a median $26.12 an hour (BLS, May 2025); contractors typically bill about twice the wage to cover insurance, overhead and profit.
Do I need a lead-safe certified water treatment contractor in Spokane?
If your home was built before 1978 and the work disturbs paint, yes: the law requires a firm certified lead-safe by the Washington State Department of Commerce. 68% of homes here were built before 1980 (US Census, ACS 2024 1-year), and 0 of the 1 licensed water treatment contractors listed are certified.