Power Pros Plus LLC.

The state insures Power Pros Plus under the workers'-comp class for wiring in buildings and floodlight installation, which matches the permit trail. In 2026 alone the filings ran from Spokane Valley service upgrades and a two-circuit addition to wiring a 30x60 shop in Cheney and a new 200 amp service with a matching sub-panel out in Harrington. The state lists Audie Teeples and Don Brown as principals since 2006, the year the business was established. This is a small outfit, with the owner doing the work and a crew the state puts at one to three people. New jobs come mostly through referrals and repeat customers. That suits a homeowner with a panel upgrade in an older house, a shop or addition that needs power, or outdoor circuits for a yard feature. It's a residential shop, so a large commercial electrical contract is outside its usual run of work. Before an electrician starts, pin down the scope in writing: how many circuits, whether the panel or meter base is being replaced, and who arranges the permit and inspection. Ask what happens to drywall or trim that has to be opened and whether patching is included or left to you. Agree on how added circuits or surprises found in old wiring get priced as change orders. Ask what workmanship warranty applies once the inspector signs off.