Acorn Electric LLC.

Washington L&I registered the business in 2025, and the state insures it under the building-wiring and floodlight class. Permits from 2026 trace the work through Spokane, Spokane Valley, Mead, Chattaroy, Colbert, Greenacres, Otis Orchards, Medical Lake and Newport: wiring for new home builds, kitchen, bathroom and basement remodels, a generator inlet on a manual transfer switch, hot tub prep, a radon fan circuit and well pump service on rural property. The state lists Eric Beisley as a principal since 2025, and the crew band is one to three people, so the owner is on the job. That mix suits a homeowner buying an older house who wants the wiring looked over before moving in, or one planning a remodel that needs a panel upgrade or added circuits. Rural lots with wells, shops and outbuildings fit the permit pattern too. The company says it takes on-demand and emergency calls. Large industrial electrical work sits outside what the record shows, which centers on houses and smaller commercial buildings. Before comparing electrical bids in the Spokane area, write down what you actually want: the amperage of the new service, whether the panel is being replaced or relocated, and which rooms get new circuits. Ask each electrician whether the quote covers the permit and inspection, grounding updates and any utility coordination. On acreage around Mead or Chattaroy, note the well pump, shop and any outbuilding feeders so every quote prices the same job. Some quotes cover only the service and leave branch circuits to the owner, so read the scope line closely.