Image Group Display Inc.

The state record backs up the narrow focus. Washington insures the business for electrical signage installation and repair, and its public-works history includes a 2021 job for the Historic Seattle Preservation Development Authority, taken on as prime contractor. That's signage work on a historic property, where mounting and wiring have to respect an older building. The state lists Holly Haynes and Barton Haynes as principals since 2019, and the business travels roughly 25 miles from its base. Image Group Display fits commercial owners and builders who need signage wired and set by a contractor holding the right electrical specialty: a storefront in Spokane Valley, a new tenant space in Liberty Lake, a sign on an older brick building downtown. For a kitchen lighting upgrade or a new panel at home, a general residential electrician is the better match. Sign electrical work splits cleanly by size. A quick fix, like a dead section of lettering, a failed ballast or a timer that stopped working, is a service call, and the main question is whether the electrician knows signs. A new sign or a full replacement is a project: it can involve a sign permit from the city, a dedicated circuit, structural mounting and coordination with the sign fabricator and the property owner. For that, hire a contractor whose registration covers signs, and settle early who pulls the permits and who answers for the final inspection.