Aztech Electric Inc.

Aztech's public-works history runs from 2001 to 2026, mostly as a subcontractor, for the Washington State Department of Transportation, Spokane School District 81, the City of Spokane, the City of Spokane Valley, Spokane County Public Works and Spokane International Airport, along with utility districts in Grant, Chelan, Douglas and Benton counties. The state insures the crew, in the four-to-six range, under classes for highway lighting and sign installation, wiring in buildings and remodeling electrical work, which matches what the permits show. Most of the work leans commercial and municipal: site lighting, school and transit projects, fire alarm circuits. Residential-scale jobs show up too, such as new 200-amp panels feeding storage buildings in Newport and a subpanel for pool, pavilion and court lighting in Liberty Lake. That makes Aztech a reasonable fit for a property owner with outbuildings, a standby generator or exterior lighting to wire, and a good one for an HOA or facility manager. This is strictly an electrical shop, so plumbing or HVAC belongs with someone else. Before electrical work starts, get the scope in writing: which circuits, the panel size, whether trenching and conduit are included, and who patches drywall or restores turf after. Ask how change orders are priced and approved, since buried conduit and older panels in Spokane Valley and Spokane homes can turn up surprises. Confirm who pulls the L&I electrical permit and schedules inspection, and ask what the warranty covers on labor versus equipment like generators and transfer switches.