Easy Electric LLC.

Easy Electric traces back to a 2006 licence under the same name, and the current LLC dates from 2011. The state lists Michael McConnell as a principal. Its workers'-comp class is electrical wiring in buildings, which matches the permits: range and dryer circuits, wires moved for new doors, and a fireplace addition with a TV outlet. The company says it is family-owned and staffed by master electricians. It advertises 24/7 emergency calls, a free safety inspection and a workmanship guarantee. In 2017 and 2018 it did small public jobs as a subcontractor for the City of Liberty Lake and SNAP. It also appears in Avista's contractor network. This is a service electrician for existing houses. It fits a panel upgrade, a dedicated circuit for a new appliance, wiring a kitchen or basement during a remodel, or a power problem that can't wait. It's also a reasonable call when an inspector has flagged someone else's work. A large commercial build is outside its focus, and so are the framing and plumbing on a new home, which other trades handle. In Spokane, Spokane Valley and the unincorporated county, most electrical work beyond swapping a fixture or a device needs a Washington L&I electrical permit and inspection. That includes new circuits, panel and meter changes, sub panels, basement finishes and remodel rewiring. A homeowner should expect the electrical contractor to pull that permit in the company's own name. The inspection is the check that the work was done right, and it keeps the house clean on paper when it's sold or insured.