Agent 711 Electric LLC.

The state insures the business under two workers'-comp classes, HVAC install and repair and electrical wiring in buildings, and its 2026 permits match that split. Jobs include replacing electric and gas furnaces, new AC units with service outlets, low-voltage thermostat wiring, mini split circuits in Colbert and Cheney, a panel replacement, and bathroom and range exhaust fans in Millwood and Spokane Valley. One furnace job called for aluminum-to-copper transition taps. Since 2025 it has filed prevailing-wage work for SNAP, almost always as prime contractor, and uses apprentices. The state lists Joshua Ballesteros as a principal since 2024, and the shop traces back to a predecessor licence from 2020. Agent 711 Electric gets its work through trade channels and agency contracts rather than advertising. It fits a homeowner replacing a tired furnace and AC in an older house who wants the electrical side handled by the same crew. It also fits someone adding a mini split or updating exhaust fans. It's a systems shop, so framing, drywall and finish carpentry belong to someone else. Electrical and HVAC work splits fairly cleanly by size. Swapping a bathroom fan or adding an outlet is a short visit, though in Washington it still usually needs an electrical permit and inspection. A furnace and AC replacement is a bigger job. It can involve new circuits, a disconnect, thermostat wiring and sometimes a panel that can't carry the load. On older Spokane-area homes, hiring one contractor who holds both the HVAC and electrical sides means fewer handoffs and one permit trail to follow.