Armour Electric LLC.

Washington's workers' comp record insures Armour Electric under building wiring and floodlight installation, which matches a service-and-upgrade shop rather than a big new-construction outfit. Permits from 2026 show a generator and transfer switch install in Spokane, and a Spokane Valley job where wiring mistakes turned up at an HVAC inspection. The crew added an exterior subpanel for three condensers and labeled the disconnects on all eight. The state lists Stephen Armour and Shannon Armour as principals since 2026. The company advertises emergency hours and a customer satisfaction guarantee. That mix suits a homeowner adding standby power, upgrading an older panel, putting in a subpanel for new air conditioning, or running heat cable along a roof edge that builds ice dams in winter. It's a newer business focused on building wiring and service calls. Large commercial new construction and specialized industrial systems fall outside that focus. Repair or replace is the usual question with an electrical panel on an older Spokane house. A single tripping breaker or a loose connection can often be fixed. A panel that's full, undersized for a heat pump, AC or generator, or showing heat damage is usually the point to upgrade instead of patching. Adding a generator or new cooling is a good moment to have an electrician look at the whole service, since the panel, transfer switch and load all have to work together.