Agent 711 Electric LLC.

The state insures Agent 711 Electric under two risk classes, one for building wiring and floodlights and one for heating, cooling and refrigeration. That pairing is less common than a straight electrical shop, and it fits jobs where power and HVAC equipment meet. The public-work filings run steadily from early 2025 and show apprentices on the crew. Washington lists Joshua Ballesteros as a principal since 2025, the same year the business was formed and registered with L&I. It works within about 25 miles of Spokane. Agent 711 Electric is a young business that has mostly worked under general contractors, so it suits trade-to-trade work: wiring, lighting or HVAC scopes on municipal and commercial projects run by a prime. It also carries residential and commercial building types, which makes it worth a call for a homeowner or property manager with a defined electrical or HVAC job who is comfortable dealing directly with a small, newer outfit. Large projects needing a general contractor to run the whole job are a different kind of hire. Electrical and HVAC demand in Spokane follows the weather. Furnace and heat-pump calls spike with the first hard cold in late fall, and air conditioning work bunches up when summer heat arrives in Spokane Valley and Airway Heights. Electricians get busy through the building season as remodels and new construction move along. Planning wiring upgrades, panel work or equipment swaps for spring or early fall usually means easier scheduling than waiting for a breakdown in January or July.