Precise Residential Elect Inc.

Recent electrical permits pulled under the licence show the shape of the work: altered circuits in Spokane and Liberty Lake, and bathroom outlets with ceiling can lights out at Newman Lake. The state insures the business under workers'-comp classes for electrical wiring in buildings, interior finish carpentry, building repair and remodeling, and cabinet and fixture work, so the electrical side sits alongside remodel-type finish work. The state lists Greg Sweeney as a principal. Work comes in mostly through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising. The fit is a homeowner with a residential job of modest scope: adding circuits for a kitchen or shop, putting outlets where a bathroom never had enough, or adding recessed lighting during a remodel. It's a residential shop, so large commercial electrical packages or industrial work belong with a different kind of contractor. Homes within roughly the Mead-to-Newman Lake stretch, plus Spokane and Liberty Lake, sit squarely in the area this business already works. On an older Spokane house, the repair-or-replace question usually comes down to what's behind the walls. A single tired circuit or a bathroom short on outlets can often be fixed by altering or adding circuits, leaving the rest alone. Original wiring that's undersized, ungrounded or patched over the decades is a different conversation, and a remodel that opens walls is often the cheapest moment to replace it. Ask the electrician to walk through the panel and a few outlets before deciding, and get any change permitted with L&I so the work is inspected.