Agk's Electric LLC.

Permits from 2025 and 2026 show the range. In Mead, a fallen tree took out the outlets and lights in a barn workroom, and Agk's Electric repaired them. In Spokane Valley, it replaced a damaged homerun wire feeding a hot water tank. Washington insures the business under the workers'-comp class for wiring in buildings and floodlight installation, which matches the work. The state lists Michael Boyd as a principal since 2008, and the crew is one to three people, with the owner on the tools. That size shapes the fit. A small shop that works through referrals and repeat customers suits a homeowner who wants the electrician they talk to on the phone to be the one at the panel. It fits storm and damage repairs, service upgrades, new-home wiring and outbuildings like barns and shops across Medical Lake, Mead, Spokane Valley and out toward Ritzville. Big commercial builds that need a large crew are a different kind of job. Repair versus replace comes up often with electrical work on Spokane-area homes. A dead outlet, a damaged circuit or a scorched light fixture can usually be repaired on its own. A panel is different: when a house adds a shop, a heat pump, an EV charger or a new outbuilding, the question becomes whether the existing service can carry the load. Ask the electrician to look at the panel's capacity and condition before deciding, and to tell you whether a repair buys real time or just delays an upgrade you'll need anyway.