Sonshyne Electric LLC.

Recent electrical permits show the range. There's a 100-amp service in Airway Heights, three new circuits for a garage addition in Mead, an EV circuit in Deer Park, service feeders at Loon Lake and a panel upgrade with a subpanel removed in Valleyford. Spokane Valley jobs include a panel change, a whole-house humidifier circuit and a breaker-size correction. One permit covered wiring for a septic system, the kind of job that comes up on rural lots. Work reaches as far as Oakesdale and Colbert. The state lists Sonny Jacobs and Alexander Griffith as principals since 2024. The work fits homeowners adding a garage or shop circuit, wiring a car charger into an existing house, or replacing an older panel. It also suits anyone whose HVAC installer needs an electrician to run a new AC or mini-split circuit, move a disconnect or size breakers for a new furnace. Every permit on record is residential service and circuit work. A large commercial or industrial job is a different kind of contract. Before an electrician starts, settle the scope in writing: which circuits, what panel or service size, and whether drywall patching or trenching is included. Ask who handles cleanup and repair where walls or yards get opened. On older Spokane houses a panel swap can turn up aluminum branch wiring or a tired service mast, so agree up front how change orders are priced and approved. Ask who schedules the L&I inspection, and what warranty covers the labor once the work passes.