Wired Goat Electric LLC.

Recent permits show the range. There are basement finishes and garage circuits in Liberty Lake, kitchenettes and service disconnects in Spokane, ductless heat pump and mini-split circuits as far north as Deer Park, a shop rewire in Valleyford and a sign circuit in Spokane Valley. The state insures Wired Goat under classes for building wiring and floodlights and for alarm system installation and repair. It also logged a public-works subcontract for SNAP in 2026. The company's site lists panel upgrades, EV chargers, generator transfer switches and interlock kits, hot tub wiring, and data and low-voltage cabling. The state lists Aaron Keevy as a principal since 2022. Wired Goat fits homeowners with an older house that needs attention. The company says it assesses knob-and-tube and aluminum wiring, fixes double-tapped breakers and open junction boxes, and clears electrical items off inspection reports and repair addendums before closing. That makes it a practical call during a South Hill or Browne's Addition home sale. Solar and battery backup is a real line of work here, not a sideline. The business is strictly electrical, so framing and general contracting go to someone else, and large industrial contracts sit outside its residential and light commercial focus. Before comparing electrical bids, write down what you actually want. List the circuits, fixtures, outlets and their locations, and say whether a panel or service change is part of the job. Older Spokane homes often hide surprises, so ask each bidder how they'll price wiring they find once walls open. For solar or generator work, note the panel's current size and any planned loads like an EV charger or hot tub. One quote may assume an upgrade that another leaves out. Confirm who pulls the L&I permit and schedules inspection, and in Kootenai County confirm the contractor is set up to work in Idaho.