Commercial Electrical Services in Spokane, WA

Commercial work to ask about

• Remodels and tenant improvements: moved or added circuits, outlets and lighting when a space changes use
• Panel upgrades and dedicated circuits for equipment that needs its own circuit
• Troubleshooting and repairs: tripped breakers, dead circuits, flickering lights, faulty connections
• Lighting: interior lighting for shops, offices and workspaces, plus exterior and security lighting
• New construction wiring for commercial builds
• Urgent repair during listed hours, 7 days a week

What to have ready

The property address, a short description of the job, where the electrical panel is, and your timing. If the space is leased, have the building or property manager's contact ready too, since some buildings want to know about electrical work before it starts.

Our planning guide has a checklist for the first call.

Permits for commercial electrical work

Most commercial electrical work needs a permit bought before work starts. In Washington, when you hire an electrical contractor, the contractor must buy the permit for the job - and the contractor is responsible for passing inspection. Depending on the jobsite address, permits and inspections are handled by the city or by Washington State Labor & Industries (L&I).

Permit source: Washington L&I: electrical permits and inspections

Read more in our guide to how electrical permits work in Spokane.

Working around your business

Listed hours run 7 AM to 9:30 PM, 7 days a week, so you can call after close to talk through the job. Before booking, agree the scope, the schedule and any planned power-off time, so staff and customers know what to expect.

Typical steps to discuss before booking

1. Call and describe the space and the job: what is changing, what is failing, or what is being built.
2. Site visit to check the panel, circuits and access.
3. Written scope: the work, the schedule, permit and inspection steps.
4. Permit purchased and work scheduled, including any planned power-off time.
5. City or L&I inspection where required.

Keep reading

See the full electrical services list, panel upgrades, lighting installation, electrical repair and troubleshooting, the permit guide and the areas we serve.