Geo Solar Inc.

The work centers on houses: solar arrays, residential wiring and electrical service. The company lists a journeyman electrician alongside the owner, and the state puts the crew at one to three people, so the person who quotes the job is likely close to the person doing it. Geo Solar describes itself as locally owned and family-operated, and it claims a one-year warranty on all services. The state lists David Riffle, Jordan Hancock, David Fiala and Ryan Randall as principals since 2023. A homeowner planning a solar system on a new build, or one who needs a panel or service upgrade before adding solar, is the natural fit here. The focus is residential, so large commercial or industrial electrical jobs and public projects sit outside what this business does. Its stated range is about 25 miles out, which covers Spokane, Spokane Valley and nearby towns like Liberty Lake. Inland Northwest weather shapes solar work more than people expect. Roof mounting is easiest from late spring through early fall, when shingles are pliable and crews aren't working on frost or snow. Winter snow load and freeze-thaw cycles put stress on roof penetrations, so ask how mounts are flashed and sealed. Dry, long summer days are when panels earn their keep, and getting a system in before then means a full season of production in the first year.