Orion Electrical Solutions LLC.

The permits on file run from 2025 into 2026 and read like a working electrician's log. They include three circuits for an attic air handler in Cheney, a new 200-amp load center to serve an addition in Newport, a 200-amp service with branch circuits rewired through a house, and a fire alarm retrofit at Fairchild AFB. The state insures the business under its class for wiring in buildings and floodlight work. The company says it handles residential, commercial and industrial jobs, lists 24/7 emergency service, and advertises EV charger and solar installation and repair, full home rewiring, LED lighting upgrades and smart thermostats. It describes itself as locally and family-owned. The state lists Jose Vasquez as a principal since 2024. That record fits a homeowner adding a heat pump or AC to a house that never had it, or an older home that needs a panel upgrade or full rewire before more load goes on it. Rural and small-town owners east and west of Spokane will see their towns in the permit history. It suits standard building wiring, lighting and panel work, and is a less natural match for large public contracts or specialized industrial controls. Inland Northwest weather sets the calendar for this kind of work. Heat pump and AC wiring is easiest to schedule in spring and fall, before dry summer heat or a winter cold snap puts every installer on emergency calls. Panel and service upgrades mean a power shutoff, which is far kinder in mild weather than in January. Freeze-thaw cycles are hard on outdoor disconnects, meter bases and exterior outlets, so it's worth having those checked when the condenser or heat pump goes in.