Quality Electric LLC.

The state insures the business under a single workers'-comp class, electrical wiring in buildings and floodlights, which matches the permit record closely. New construction makes up a large share: rough-in and full wiring on new houses in Deer Park and Mica, a new duplex in Spokane, and temporary power to get those sites started. The rest is existing homes, including a heat pump circuit with a new disconnect in Spokane Valley, a hot tub hookup in Liberty Lake, bathroom rough-ins, and restoration wiring after a tree came down on a roof. The state lists Vladimir Lepekhin as a principal since 2022. This is a small outfit with the owner on the tools and a crew of one to three. That suits a homeowner who wants the person doing the wiring to be the person they talk to, whether the job is a full rewire of an older house, outlets added throughout, or rough-in for a basement finish or a new build. It's a residential shop; larger commercial or public projects fall outside the work it does. Electrical work in the Spokane area follows the building season. New-house rough-in clusters in spring and summer, when framing is up and dry, and electricians book out accordingly, so a homeowner planning a build or a big remodel does well to get on the schedule early. Winter is a good time for interior work like panel changes, basement wiring and outlet additions. Cold snaps put real load on older panels, and heat pumps and hot tubs each need their own dedicated circuit, so it pays to check panel capacity before adding either one.