Grounded Electrical Servcs LLC.

The state permit record fills in the picture. Recent jobs include a 10kW Generac generator with an automatic transfer switch sub panel in Spokane, a hard-wired car charger circuit, a whole-house rewire that moved the panel and generator in Elk, and a Spokane Valley kitchen remodel with circuits for a range, countertops, dishwasher and fridge. There are smaller calls too: laundry and closet circuits in Medical Lake, disconnects for AC units and furnaces, and rewiring a coffee trailer. Washington L&I insures the business under building wiring, and lists Adan Vasquez as a principal since 2022. The owner works on the tools, and the state puts the crew at one to three people. That suits a homeowner planning a panel upgrade to 200 amps in an older house, a standby generator, or a new shop that needs its own service and dedicated circuits. The work is residential service and remodel wiring, so a large commercial build is better matched to a bigger electrical firm. Electrical jobs split fairly cleanly by size. Adding a circuit for a dryer or swapping a disconnect is a short visit, and a small shop can often fit it in quickly. A service upgrade, a generator with a transfer switch, or a rural pedestal tied to the utility is a different job: it involves coordination with the power company, inspections at stages, and sometimes waiting on concrete or trenching. For those, ask how the electrician sequences the work with other trades and who schedules the utility and the L&I inspection.