Eagle Technical Services Inc.

The state insures this business under workers'-comp classes for underground utility construction, overhead phone line erection, telephone prewiring and construction estimating, which is a clear picture of the work. Its public-works filings run from 2003 to 2023, for the Washington State Department of Transportation, NoaNet, Ellensburg's energy services, the Pend Oreille, Okanogan and Chelan County public utility districts, the City of Spokane Valley, Spokane County, the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport and the Kalispel Tribe. The state lists Walter Munch as a principal since 1990 and Donald Pierce since 2019. This is a small outfit where the owner works on the job, with the state putting the crew at one to three people. It fits a property owner or builder who needs underground lines run to a new site, overhead telephone lines set, or a commercial space prewired for phone service. It's a specialist in exterior utility and telecom infrastructure, so ordinary house wiring and interior remodeling or drywall belong with other trades. Before utility or line work starts, pin down the scope in writing: where the trench or line runs, what depth and conduit are involved, and where the job hands off to the utility or electrician. Ask who calls in utility locates and who restores the lawn, driveway or landscaping after trenching around Spokane, Spokane Valley or Cheney. Agree on how change orders are priced if the crew hits rock or an unmarked line, and ask what workmanship warranty covers the installed conduit and connections.