Lights for Life LLC.

The state insures Lights for Life under a single workers'-comp class, electrical alarm system installation, service and repair, so the work is narrow and clearly defined. Much of it comes through general contractors, with the business wiring alarms as a subcontractor on larger builds rather than taking calls straight from homeowners. The state lists Craig Mikkelson as a principal since 2023. That scope suits a new security system going into a house, or troubleshooting and upkeep on an alarm that's already installed. A panel upgrade, a rewire or new circuits sit outside a limited energy registration and call for a general electrical contractor. Municipal and public infrastructure jobs aren't part of this business's record either. Before comparing alarm quotes, write down what you want covered: which doors and windows get contacts, where motion sensors go, whether you want smoke or carbon monoxide detection tied in, and whether the panel should connect to a monitoring service. Note whether wiring will be run through finished walls or kept wireless, which matters in older Spokane houses with plaster. Ask each bidder whether monitoring is a separate contract, and who services the equipment afterward. With the same list in hand, quotes from different installers can actually be compared.