Wilfley Electric.

Electrical permits filed under the license through 2025 and 2026 show the pattern. A kitchen remodel in Liberty Lake. A panel replacement in Spokane Valley. Sections of fire-damaged wiring replaced, circuit by circuit, also in Spokane Valley. The state lists Kyle Wilfley as a principal since 2021, the year the business was established. Wilfley Electric gets its work through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising, and it works within about 25 miles of Spokane. That makes it a fit for service and repair inside an existing house: an old panel that needs replacing, damage that has to be traced and rewired, or a remodel that needs updated circuits and outlets. With a small crew, you'll likely deal with the person doing the work. Large commercial or industrial electrical jobs sit outside what this shop does, and so does rough-in wiring on new construction. Its recent work is residential service and remodel. Spokane's housing runs from early-1900s homes on the South Hill and in the older north-side neighborhoods to postwar ranches and newer subdivisions out toward Liberty Lake. Older houses can hide original wiring, undersized panels and circuits that were spliced during past remodels, and a kitchen update often turns up problems behind the walls. Before panel or remodel work, ask the electrician to look at what's already there, and confirm the job will be permitted and inspected through L&I or the local jurisdiction.