The details on Perfection PC, Inc
- WA L&I registration
- PERFEPI896O9
- Registration checked
- October 1, 2026
- Registered since
- 2011
- Expires
- November 2027
- Contractor bond
- $4,000 · Nationwide Mutual Ins Co
- Liability insurance
- $2,000,000 · Citizens Insurance Company of
- Insurance through
- October 2026
- Established
- 2011
- Primary trade
- Electrical
- Registered principal
- Beau Williams · since 2011
- Registered principal
- Ryan Williams · since 2011
- Registered principal
- Beau Williams · since 2011
- Based in
- Spokane
- Phone
- (509) 489-3344
- Website
- perfectionpc.com
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Questions worth asking Perfection PC, Inc
Is Perfection PC, Inc. licensed in Washington?
The number you want is PERFEPI896O9 — Perfection PC, Inc.'s Washington State L&I contractor registration, expiring November 2027. Last checked October 1, 2026. Washington's contractor lookup is free and open if you want to confirm it today. On file alongside it: a $4,000 contractor bond (Nationwide Mutual Ins Co) and $2,000,000 of liability insurance with Citizens Insurance Company of through October 2026. Ask them to send the bond and insurance certificates over before the first day on site.
What kind of work does Perfection PC, Inc. take on?
IT support, VOIP telephones, IP security cameras, virus and malware removal, system tune-ups, performance upgrades, hardware repair, networking and wireless setup, data recovery, laptop screen replacement, DC jack replacement, PC and Mac repair — that is the electrical work they list. Ask where the subcontractors come in.
What do people say about Perfection PC, Inc.?
Perfection PC, Inc. sits at 4.8 on Google over 83 reviews, and the link on this page takes you to the reviews themselves. Recent ones carry more than the average does.
Who calls from 509-489-3344?
Perfection PC, Inc., an electrical contractor based in Spokane. (509) 489-3344 is the number on their listing, and their website is perfectionpc.com. Calling back about a quote? Get it in writing before anyone starts.