Electrician Service Areas
Across Eastern Washington
Based in Spokane, we take residential electrical jobs in Washington towns within about 150 miles. Washington only: no Idaho or Oregon jobs. Find your town below.
We are a father-son, family owned and operated residential electrical contractor with 30+ years of combined experience. Spokane is home, and we travel to 37 Washington towns across the region for panel upgrades, EV chargers, RV plugs, pools and hot tubs, generators, custom homes and lighting. Every job is permitted and inspected.
EV Chargers, RV Plugs, Pools & Hot Tubs
Wherever you are in our service area, these are some of the jobs we do most.
EV Chargers
Level 2 home chargers in garages and driveways, with a load check first so your panel can carry it.
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RV Plugs
30-amp and 50-amp RV outlets on a dedicated circuit, at the garage, driveway or RV pad.
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Hot Tubs
Dedicated hot tub circuits with the disconnect and GFCI protection the code requires.
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Spokane County
Airway Heights, WA
One of the fastest-changing parts of the Spokane area, Airway Heights sits between Spokane and Fairchild Air Force Base along US-2.
Chattaroy, WA
North of Mead along US-2 and the Little Spokane River, Chattaroy is country living within reach of Spokane.
Cheney, WA
Home of Eastern Washington University and gateway to the West Plains, Cheney mixes college-town rentals, established neighborhoods and new homes on the edge of farmland.
Colbert, WA
Country homes, acreage and shops around Colbert, Green Bluff and the Little Spokane River.
Deer Park, WA
Up US-395 north of Spokane, Deer Park homes range from in-town houses to acreage with shops and RV pads.
Liberty Lake, WA
Newer neighborhoods, lake homes and custom builds near I-90 at the east end of the Valley.
Mead, WA
North of Spokane, between Wandermere and the foothills of Mount Spokane, Mead keeps growing.
Medical Lake, WA
A small lakeside city on the West Plains, near Fairchild Air Force Base, with homes around Medical Lake and Silver Lake and acreage in every direction.
Millwood, WA
A small, historic city along the Spokane River between Spokane and Spokane Valley, with tree-lined streets near Argonne Road.
Newman Lake, WA
Lake homes and wooded lots northeast of Spokane Valley, where former summer cabins have become year-round houses.
Nine Mile Falls, WA
From Suncrest to the homes along Lake Spokane and the Spokane River near Riverside State Park, we handle the electrical work that rural and waterfront properties need.
Otis Orchards, WA
East of Spokane Valley on the Washington side of the state line, Otis Orchards is former orchard land now filled with homes on larger lots.
Spokane, WA
Our home base.
Spokane Valley, WA
From Greenacres and Opportunity to Dishman and the neighborhoods off Sprague and Appleway, we keep Spokane Valley homes powered, safe and up to code.
Northeast Washington
Stevens County
Chewelah, WA
A small Stevens County city in the Colville Valley, close to the 49 Degrees North ski area.
Colville, WA
The Stevens County seat, set in the Colville Valley with an older downtown and farms and timberland all around.
Kettle Falls, WA
On the Columbia River where it widens into Lake Roosevelt, Kettle Falls is orchards, river views and rural homes.
Pend Oreille County
Newport, WA
The Pend Oreille County seat, on the Washington side of the Pend Oreille River.
Ferry County
Republic, WA
The Ferry County seat, a historic mining town in the mountains near Curlew Lake.
Columbia Basin & Tri-Cities
Lincoln County
Davenport, WA
The Lincoln County seat, surrounded by wheat country west of Spokane, with Lake Roosevelt to the north.
Reardan, WA
A small town on US-2 between Spokane and Davenport, with farms and rural homes all around.
Adams County
Othello, WA
An irrigated farming community in the Columbia Basin, known for its spring sandhill crane festival.
Ritzville, WA
The Adams County seat on I-90, with a historic brick downtown and wheat farms in every direction.
Grant County
Ephrata, WA
The Grant County seat, with an older downtown and homes looking out over the Columbia Basin.
Moses Lake, WA
The biggest city in Grant County, built around Moses Lake itself, with steady growth and new neighborhoods.
Quincy, WA
Orchards and farmland west of Moses Lake, near the Columbia River, and a town that has grown quickly in recent years.
Franklin County
Pasco, WA
One of the Tri-Cities, and one of the fastest-growing, with new neighborhoods spreading west of town.
Benton County
Kennewick, WA
The largest of the Tri-Cities, along the Columbia River, with neighborhoods from older homes near downtown to newer areas in Southridge.
Richland, WA
A Tri-Cities city with roots in the Hanford era, including its well-known “alphabet houses,” plus newer neighborhoods and riverfront homes.
West Richland, WA
Newer homes on larger lots along the Yakima River, on the west edge of the Tri-Cities.
Palouse & Southeast WA
Whitman County
Colfax, WA
The Whitman County seat, along the Palouse River, with historic homes and farmland all around.
Pullman, WA
Home of Washington State University, set on the rolling hills of the Palouse.
Asotin County
Clarkston, WA
At the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater rivers and the gateway to Hells Canyon.
Garfield County
Pomeroy, WA
The seat of Garfield County, the least populated county in Washington, surrounded by wheat country and the Blue Mountains.
Columbia County
Dayton, WA
The Columbia County seat, a historic small town at the foot of the Blue Mountains near Bluewood ski area.
North Central WA
Okanogan County
Okanogan, WA
The Okanogan County seat, just down the river from Omak.
Omak, WA
On the Okanogan River, home of the Omak Stampede, with orchards and ranch land around it.
Not Sure If We Come to You?
If your Washington town is not listed, call 509-507-8057 and ask. Travel is figured into your estimate up front.