Town and Country Private Investigator
We take custody, infidelity, insurance and workers' compensation cases in Town and Country and across Spokane County. We work them from our Lewiston office and come to you whenever a case needs eyes on the ground.
Contact UsWhy Tracked N Solved?
When you call, you reach investigators who live in your area, never a call center reading a script.
- We are members of a global association of private investigators.
- Real investigators who live and work in the areas we serve, not office staff reading a script.
- Offices in Idaho, Colorado, Washington, Alabama and Mississippi, with coverage in Wyoming.
- We do not outsource our work, and we do not make promises we cannot keep.
- A vetted network of partners in Canada, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Panama, Thailand and the United Kingdom.
- Reports built for attorneys, law firms and public defenders, with evidence that stands up in court.
- We find hard-to-find people, family breakdowns, fraud and theft.
- We treat missing persons, runaways and silent relatives as more than cases.
- We answer honestly about what we can and cannot do before you hire us.
- Our founder, Mitch, started Tracked N Solved because people desperate for answers were being ignored.
- We call you back, we keep digging, and we treat your case like our own family's.
Tracked N Solved Services
- Background ChecksFast, thorough background checks on people, tenants and business partners so you decide with facts.
- Criminal DefenseSkilled investigators uncover evidence, find witnesses and prepare records for defense attorneys.
- Cheating SpouseDiscreet investigators gather clear evidence of infidelity through legal, professionally run surveillance.
- Child CustodyOur investigators document parenting time and the home environment for your attorney.
- InsuranceExperienced investigators expose fraudulent claims through surveillance and careful fact-finding.
- People FinderWe locate missing persons, lost relatives and old contacts, wherever they have moved.
- Process ServerWe deliver legal documents quickly and properly, with a signed proof of service.
- Skip TracingProfessional tracers locate hard-to-find debtors, witnesses and people who stopped answering.
- SurveillanceProfessional covert surveillance documenting infidelity, claim fraud or threats to your safety.
- Personal InjuryThorough investigators gather accident evidence, witness statements and photographs for your claim.
- FraudInvestigators uncover insurance and financial fraud and document it for court.
Contact Tracked N Solved
Tell us what you need. An investigator reads every message and calls you back.
- We call you back to talk through your situation in private.
- We tell you what we can do, what it takes and what we cannot do.
- You decide whether to hire us. There is no pressure.
- We keep your case details private from start to finish.
Secure and confidential: your information is encrypted and never shared.
Town and Country Investigation Hotline
(866) 437-4087Calls ring at our Lewiston office, our nearest one, and we travel to Town and Country.
About Town and Country, Washington
A community north of Spokane
Town and Country is a unincorporated community in Spokane County, Washington, with no city hall or mayor of its own. It sits on the north side of the Spokane area along Division Street, with Spokane to the south and Mead and Colbert farther north. We keep no office here. Our Lewiston office handles cases from this community, and we drive up whenever a matter requires an individual on site. It is a lengthy journey, so we plan each one with you then first.
Because the community belongs to a larger metro area, daily routines cross many lines. People sleep in one neighborhood, earn a paycheck in another and generally buy groceries along the Division Street corridor. A matter that begins at a house here can lead to a Spokane office or a Country Homes address. Tracked N Solved follows every lead from place to place and notes where every step happened.
Pine hills and the river
Mount Spokane rises on the northeastern skyline, and the Little Spokane River winds through natural areas just north and west of town. Weekends bring hikers, paddlers, dog walkers and families to the water and the trails. Wandermere lies close by, so many neighbors spend free hours outdoors.
Those habits matter in an inquiry. We may see a person claiming an injury stops them from work on a riverside trail, while a parent's weekend route can use a trailhead or a put-in. Tracked N Solved stays in public view, logs every date and never crosses onto private land.
Busy roads and quiet streets
Division Street is the main spine, lined with stores, restaurants, offices and service shops. Side streets turn calm fast, with homes tucked among tall pines. Most residents lean on the neighboring city of Spokane for jobs and many services, so our work here often reaches into the city.
Traffic of that kind changes our approach. A parked sedan fades into a crowded shopping afternoon, yet the same sedan sticks out on a hushed residential block at dusk. We pick the hour, the car and the spot to fit each street, so nobody notices us.
What calling us looks like
Neighbors reach out for familiar reasons. A parenting handoff sours. A landlord loses touch with a lessee. A contractor pockets a deposit and always disappears. We often start with a clear talk about your facts, the answers you want, and what the cost may be.
Some clients never visit. A landlord who lives out of state, a relative overseas or a lawyer in a distant city may need a person to handle the local side of a matter. For every client, we give one contact name and share updates through email or phone.
Town and Country is a small place inside a big metro area. We shape each case around the street, the hour and the weekday, because a method that suits a busy Friday can simply fail on a quiet Sunday around Town and Country.
How Tracked N Solved® can help Town and Country, WA
Town and Country callers usually need one fact: who someone is, what took place, or whether a claim is valid. We chase that answer for families in Town and Country and across Spokane County, and you get what we find in writing.
Family and relationship cases
Around Town and Country, friction at a parenting exchange, or a sudden shift in where a child spends the week, is often when a parent starts wanting proof. A Town and Country child custody investigator logs each pickup and drop-off and notes who else is present. Our report lists the dates and times a family lawyer needs.
Quiet inside a family brings calls too. We can find a sibling who went silent, learn where a grown daughter or son lives now and typically pass along a note for you. These matters are rarely simple, so we go gently and keep your name private unless you choose to share it. Nobody gets pressured. If you want no contact whatsoever, we mostly report an address and stop there.
Doubt about a spouse is a lonely load to carry. A careful Town and Country infidelity private investigator follows from public roads, records down times and still gathers dated photographs, with no trespassing and generally no hacking of accounts. You receive a plain, honest account of what we saw. What happens afterward is your call.
Insurance and injury claims
Claims managers, company owners and attorneys hand us files that look off. We start by reading everything and sorting what is proven from what is merely stated. Next, we match dates, pictures, and statements, since breaks among them can show the truth. Next we go to the scene, shoot fresh photos and interview witnesses while memories are fresh.
A careful Town and Country insurance investigator establishes where trouble began by reading each report on file, then marks gaps in the account whatever the Town and Country outcome. A sound claim then moves ahead, and a shaky one earns another look. Anything we turn up goes into the file, even if it favors the other side in Town and Country.
Around Town and Country, surveillance demands patience. We match days and viewing spots to the neighborhood, record only what happens in plain sight and often note each time, place and simply vehicle. A guess never makes it into our paperwork, and every photo is stamped with its date.
Around Spokane and Town and Country, we see many people in warehouse, shop, clinic, and trade jobs, and some get hurt. If a case calls for it, our Town and Country workman's comp investigator films public activity and states merely what the footage and our notes show. Employers and attorneys then hold facts, not hearsay.
Reaching our office
Our Lewiston office lies far from Town and Country, and we will simply not pretend otherwise. Before anyone heads north, we settle your purpose, a rough timetable and the way you prefer to hear updates. Early research is mostly phone calls and usually record searches, which holds costs down. If a journey becomes necessary, we describe the plan and the expected effort before leaving.
In Spokane County, call (866) 437-4087 for our team, or write our Lewiston office at 119 New 6th St Suite 103, Lewiston, ID 83501. Town and Country clients can call us first at no cost, and we do not ask you to travel for a meeting.
In Town and Country, no investigator can promise an outcome, and generally we will not try. We stay careful, keep your confidences and report our findings, even the unwelcome ones.
Call us before you then commit to anything. We always will typically explain how a case here would unfold, the likely price and how we will keep you posted across Town and Country.
Homes and families
- For Town and Country clients, we check out a would-be roommate or renter before the lease gets signed.
- Here in Town and Country, we locate a grown son who moved across Spokane and stopped answering texts.
- We log who attends each child exchange at a meeting spot near Division Street.
- We look into a spouse who comes home late from a supposed shift at work.
- We locate a relative's new address after they move and tell no one.
- We first read a contractor's complaint history before you then hand over any money.
- We usually verify who is really selling a used trailer before you meet them.
- We then photograph a boundary dispute between two neighbors on a wooded lot.
Courts and attorneys
- We always hand a court papers to a store owner who dodges every knock.
- We serve a subpoena on a bystander at the workplace, during a shift for Town and Country clients.
- Around Town and Country, we locate a defendant who shuttles between Mead and downtown Spokane.
- We always interview bystanders who watched a collision near Wandermere.
- We often deliver an eviction letter to a lessee who will not answer.
- We gather public files on the opposing side before mediation.
- We mostly pass a restraining order to a person who rejects registered mail.
- We assemble photographs, notes and signed statements for the attorney.
Business and visitors
- We regularly research a possible business partner's prior companies and court filings.
- We often check an employee who charges time no one can confirm.
- We record a shopper's fall at a store from every useful angle.
- We keep eyes on a claimant with a bad back seen hiking Mount Spokane.
- We track down a former lessee who bolted out on rent and utilities around Town and Country.
- Here in Town and Country, we often check on a vendor who disputes charges after a busy season.
- We screen a new hire before they get the keys and the register.
- We vet an online seller's record before you pay or ship anything.
Our Experience
We offer over 70 years of combined experience and expertise in the area of investigation.
Law Enforcement
Our investigators come with the experience of former military and law enforcement.
Our Resources
We have a variety of resources that help make us the top choice for people throughout the Town and Country area and Spokane County, Washington.
Our Services
We offer a comprehensive list of services to help with all of your investigative needs.
