Brass Lantern Electric LLC.

The permits show the range. There's a generator transfer switch and sub panel in Nine Mile Falls, a 200-amp service upgrade in Spokane, and hot tub circuits and a GFI disconnect replacement in Spokane Valley and Otis Orchards. Smaller jobs show up too: a dedicated fridge outlet, new circuits for a house A/C and a garage mini split, and a separate home run so two Cheney bedrooms each get their own circuit. The state insures the business under the class for electrical wiring in buildings, and lists Keaton Wells and Aizlenne Wells as principals since 2026. This is a newer outfit that takes work through referrals and repeat customers. It suits homeowners adding load: a hot tub, a generator, a shop or barn that needs its own panel, or an older service that can't keep up. All of the work on record is residential. Large commercial or industrial contracts are a different kind of job from what this business shows. Spokane's housing stock makes this work common. Older homes in neighborhoods like Shadle Garland often carry smaller services and circuits shared across several rooms, built before heat pumps, hot tubs and EV chargers were household items. Newer homes in the Valley and out toward Cheney usually have more capacity but still need dedicated runs for outdoor equipment. On rural lots, detached barns and garages often need their own feed and subpanel. Before adding anything big, ask an electrician whether your existing panel and service can carry it, or whether an upgrade belongs in the same job.