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What affects the price of electrical work
- How many outlets, fixtures or circuits
- Panel size and condition
- Wall and ceiling access
- Permits and inspections
- Older wiring that needs updating
Questions to ask a electrical pro
- Are you a licensed electrician?
- Will this job need a permit and inspection?
- Is my panel big enough for what I want to add?
- What warranty do you give?
When to call right away
Sparks, a burning smell, hot outlets or switch plates, or breakers that keep tripping.
Living in Spokane
Spokane has cold, snowy winters and dry summers, with wildfire smoke some years.
Spokane is in Spokane County. We take electrical requests from all over Spokane, including South Hill, Browne's Addition, Hillyard, Logan and the Garland District.
Electrical in Spokane, WA: what's different here
- Winter outages make backup power planning worth asking about.
- Space heaters on old circuits are a common winter fire risk. Ask about dedicated circuits.
- Planned power shutoffs in fire season make backup power worth planning for.
Electrical questions homeowners ask
Can I do my own electrical work?+−
Rules vary by town, and mistakes can cause fires or shocks. For anything beyond changing a bulb or a cover plate, a licensed electrician is the safe choice.
Do I need a panel upgrade?+−
If you are adding big loads like an EV charger, hot tub or heat pump, or your breakers trip often, your panel may need an upgrade. An electrician can check.
Why do my lights flicker?+−
It can be a loose bulb or a bad switch, but flickering in many rooms can point to a wiring or service problem worth having checked.