Evershine Lighting.

The company says it has been in business since 2012 and describes itself as locally owned and family-operated. The state lists Kyle Gordon and Rachel Gordon as principals since 2024. Evershine's own site describes a small team with a sales manager, an office manager, operations staff and installers, and it lists both residential and commercial customers. Seasonal work covers hanging holiday lights and taking them down after the season. Permanent systems stay on the roofline year-round. This is a lighting business first. It suits a homeowner who wants holiday lights put up and taken down, a roofline system that stays in place, or path and yard lighting. It also suits a Valley house that needs a circuit run for an EV charger. A large commercial electrical build, or a project with framing and structural work, is a job for a different kind of contractor. Spokane's housing stock shapes exterior lighting work. Older homes on the South Hill and in neighborhoods like Browne's Addition often have steep pitches, cedar or older composite roofs, and wood fascia that may need care before anything is fastened to it. Their electrical panels can be short on room for a new EV circuit. Newer builds in the Valley and Liberty Lake tend to have vinyl soffits and aluminum gutters, which take clips and channel easily. Ask any installer how fixtures attach to your particular trim and roofing, and whether your panel can carry a new load before you plan a charger.