CTC Electrical Contracting Inc.

The state insures CTC under the workers'-comp class for electrical wiring in buildings and floodlight installation, which matches what the company says it does. In 2025 it pulled an approach permit in Spokane Valley. Its public-works filings list Riverside School District #416 and the Spokane Public Facilities District, with CTC working as a subcontractor and using apprentices on that work. The company also says it runs electrical apprenticeship training, helps clients with permit applications and offers HVAC installation. The state lists Charles Clugston as a principal since 2025, and the crew falls in the four-to-six range. CTC describes itself as family-owned and advertises a craftsmanship guarantee it calls the Trilogy of Power Guarantee. CTC fits work where wiring is the core of the job: a panel replacement that needs a fast turnaround, emergency power restoration, or new-construction wiring on a house or commercial building. Its reach across Washington and into Idaho suits owners with property on both sides of the state line. A project that's mostly HVAC with little electrical scope sits outside where the company's state record and filings point. Electrical work in the Spokane area splits fairly cleanly. A tripped breaker that won't reset, a dead circuit or a failed panel is service work, and what matters is how quickly someone can show up and diagnose it, especially in a January cold snap. A new build, an addition or a commercial tenant improvement is a project, with plans, a permit, staged inspections and coordination with other trades. For the second kind, ask who pulls the permit, who will be on site day to day, and how inspections will be scheduled around drywall and other trades.