Broadway Electrical LLC.

The permit record shows a steady mix of jobs. There are new 200 amp services, sub panels for shops, pole buildings and a horse shed near Mica, and wiring for a new home with garage in Millwood. In Liberty Lake there is an 800 amp service upgrade with a transfer switch and backup generator. Much of the work is electrical for HVAC swaps: furnace and heat pump reconnects, disconnects and thermostat wiring. Public-works filings date from 2008 for West Valley School District, the City of Spokane, Pend Oreille County Fire District #6 and the Colville Tribe, usually as prime contractor. The state lists Matthew Konkol as a principal since 2007. The work comes mostly through referrals, repeat customers and general contractors rather than advertising. That suits a homeowner planning a full service upgrade or new panel, or someone with acreage who needs power run to a shop, barn or well site and properly grounded. The footprint leans residential and public works, so large commercial tenant buildouts sit outside the usual pattern. Repair or replace is a real question on Spokane homes, where older houses often still carry original fuses or undersized panels. A failed breaker or one damaged circuit can usually be repaired. A panel that's out of room, running warm, or too small for a heat pump, EV charger or shop calls for replacement. Adding electric heat is a common trigger. Ask the electrician to look at the whole service, not just the panel, before a new appliance goes in.