Rigby Electric LLC.

The permit record shows the range. In one stretch of 2026 the shop pulled permits to wire new homes in Colbert, Otis Orchards and Cheney, rewire a house in Liberty Lake, upgrade a panel at Newman Lake and install a new 400-amp service in Ritzville. Other jobs were smaller: welder outlets and added circuits in Spokane Valley, a wired shop with underground feed in Chattaroy, and temporary power for builds in progress. Rigby Electric also did subcontract electrical work for Spokane County between 2007 and 2015. The state lists Todd Rigby as a principal since 2006, the year the business was established. Rigby Electric suits a homeowner with a panel upgrade, a new service, an addition or a remodel that needs wiring, especially on the Valley side and in the rural towns north and east of it. Shops and outbuildings with underground runs show up in the permits too, as do pools and exterior lighting. The business gets its work through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising. Hire it for the electrical scope. Framing, finish carpentry and the rest of a build belong with a general contractor. Around Spokane, electrical demand follows construction. Spring and summer bring new homes, additions and shop builds, and electricians get booked up behind the framers. Pool and outdoor lighting work bunches up before summer. Fall stays busy as builders try to close homes in before the snow, so a panel upgrade or remodel is often easier to schedule in late fall or winter. For an addition or a new shop, bring the electrician in when the plans are drawn, not after the walls are up. That leaves time for the L&I permit and the temporary power the site will need.