Yes Electric LLC.

Recent Washington electrical permits show what the work looks like in practice. There are kitchen remodels in Colbert and Spokane, bathroom remodels in Valleyford, Millwood and Spokane Valley, and overhead service repairs and replacements in Spangle, Medical Lake and Cheney. Smaller jobs turn up too, like garage wiring in Liberty Lake, a garage outlet and light in Nine Mile Falls, and service run to a shop in Greenacres. The state insures the business under a single workers'-comp class for wiring in buildings and floodlights. The state lists Sarah Thoeny and Glendon Thoeny as principals since 2014, the year the business was established. This is a fit for a homeowner with an older house that needs its service brought up to 200 amps, a new hot tub or sauna that needs a feeder, or a remodel where the walls are open and the circuits need rework. The work comes mostly through referrals and repeat customers. Large commercial projects fall outside it, since the record centers on houses, shops and garages. Around Spokane, winter shapes electrical work more than most trades. Overhead service drops carry snow and ice load, and a mast or weatherhead that has been pulled loose is worth fixing before the next freeze rather than after a storm. Service changes mean a utility disconnect, so many homeowners schedule them in the milder months when a short outage is easy to live with. Hot tub and sauna feeders often run underground, and trenching is simplest once the ground has thawed and before it hardens again in fall. Remodel wiring is indoor work and can be booked any time of year.