Aeci West Inc.

Washington L&I lists Aeci West under a general electrical specialty, and the state puts the crew at one to three people, so the owner is likely on the job rather than managing it from an office. The state lists Boe Jensen as a principal since 2026. The company says it is family-owned. Its work covers residential and commercial buildings, from Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake out to Cheney, Mead and Airway Heights. A small electrical outfit like this fits a homeowner who wants floodlights put up around a house or yard, or routine wiring updates in an existing building. The work mix centers on standard building wiring. That makes it a different kind of contractor from one set up for large commercial power distribution. No extended or round-the-clock hours are advertised, so plan non-urgent work rather than counting on an emergency call-out. Most electrical work beyond swapping a fixture or a switch needs an electrical permit in the Spokane area. New circuits, panel changes, exterior lighting runs and rewiring all count. In Washington, L&I handles electrical permits and inspections for much of the region, though some cities run their own programs. A licensed electrical contractor should pull the permit for the job. The inspection that follows checks work that ends up hidden behind drywall or buried in a trench. It also keeps the record clean if the house is sold later.