Commercial Electrical
Commercial electrical work that keeps Spokane businesses running.
Tenant improvements, service upgrades, lighting retrofits, and emergency repairs across Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, and North Idaho.
What we do
- Tenant improvements (TI)
- Service & panel upgrades
- LED lighting retrofits
- Lighting design
- Commercial solar
- Scheduled maintenance
- New construction wiring
- Emergency power & generators
- Sign and parking lot lighting
- Data and low-voltage cabling
- Restaurant kitchen circuits
- Office build-outs
Common jobs we handle
- Office remodels
- Retail and restaurant wiring
- Warehouse lighting upgrades
- Backup power systems
- Code-compliance corrections
- North Idaho tenant improvements
When to call an electrician
- You're planning a build-out
- Lights or outlets are failing
- You need extra capacity
- Inspection found violations
- You're adding equipment that draws more power
Commercial electrical for businesses of all sizes
Most of our commercial work comes through a general contractor rather than the business owner, so we're used to working to somebody else's schedule and somebody else's inspection dates. We also take direct calls from owners who just need something fixed, upgraded, or looked at before it becomes a problem.
What we do
Tenant improvements and build-outs. New walls mean new circuits, a new lighting layout and new load on the panel. We do the rough-in and the finish, and we work to the contractor's schedule.
Service and panel upgrades. Adding equipment means adding load. If the existing service can't carry it, that's a service change rather than a panel change, a distinction worth understanding during planning rather than on install day.
Lighting design and LED retrofits. Retrofitting to LED cuts energy cost, and that's usually the reason people call. But the bigger win in most commercial spaces is a layout that actually suits the work being done in them, so we'd rather design it than swap fixtures one for one.
Commercial solar. We design and install solar for businesses, a full system or a supplemental one, depending on what your usage and your roof support. It's the same licensed electricians who do the rest of your electrical work, which matters more on a commercial building than most people expect.
Energy management. Where your energy is actually going, where it's being wasted, and what's worth changing. This is a walkthrough and an honest conversation, not a product we're selling you.
Scheduled maintenance and repairs. Regular maintenance is what prevents the expensive failure. We'll set up a schedule that fits your operation, and we're available for repairs in between.
New construction. Ground-up commercial electrical, rough-in through final inspection.
Data cabling, sign and parking lot lighting, and kitchen equipment circuits. The specialised pieces that tend to get left to the end of a project and then hold everything up.
Commercial work in North Idaho
Washington and Idaho do not have electrician license reciprocity in either direction, which is why a lot of Spokane-area contractors stop at the state line. We carry both licenses, so a tenant improvement in Post Falls or Coeur d’Alene is the same conversation as one in Spokane Valley. Full detail on the Idaho side is on our North Idaho electrician page.
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Permits on commercial work
Same jurisdictions as residential. In Washington the electrical permit comes from Labor & Industries everywhere in the region except inside the City of Spokane, which runs its own electrical program, and the city or county handles the building permit separately. In Idaho every electrical permit starts at the state DOPL portal, which routes the job to whichever authority covers that address, and the city or county handles the building permit there too.
On a commercial project those usually sit on the general contractor's timeline. We pull our permit, schedule our inspection and meet the inspector, on either side of the state line.
Service Areas
Local electrician across Spokane County & North Idaho
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you work after hours to avoid downtime?+
Yes. Most commercial work can be scheduled evenings or weekends to keep your operation running.
Do you handle tenant improvements?+
Absolutely. We work with general contractors on TI projects across Spokane, Spokane Valley, and Liberty Lake.
Do you do restaurant and commercial kitchen work?+
Yes. Kitchen equipment circuits, hood and appliance connections, and the service capacity to carry them. Tell us what equipment is going in and we'll tell you whether your existing service handles it.
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