KBK Electrical Contracting LLC.

The permit record runs from late 2025 into 2026, and it reads like an electrician who follows HVAC installs. Jobs include dedicated circuits and fused disconnects for outdoor split units in Mead and Nine Mile Falls, two heat-pump circuits off an exterior panel in Spokane, furnace swaps in Spokane Valley, and a 100-amp to 200-amp service upgrade with a new meter and main in Mead. Smaller jobs show up too: added and altered kitchen circuits in Elk, a new circuit to take lighting load off an overloaded original, and the hookup for an above-ground hot tub. The state lists William Adams and Jeffrey Adams as principals since 2024. This is a fit for a homeowner adding a heat pump or hot tub, replacing a furnace, or moving an older house to 200-amp service ahead of new appliances or an EV charger. The work is mostly single-family residential. A large commercial build-out is outside what the record shows. The business finds its work through trade directories and steady permitting rather than heavy advertising, so expect a direct, small-shop way of doing things. On an older Spokane house, repair versus replace usually comes down to the panel and the service. Swapping a single disconnect or adding one circuit is a repair. When a heat pump, a hot tub and a kitchen remodel all want capacity from an aging 100-amp panel, replacing the service is often the cleaner answer. Ask the electrician to look at the whole load before quoting one piece, and get the work permitted through L&I so the inspection covers it.