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About

The Electricians Working in Sammamish

A small residential crew. No call centre, no handover, no subcontractor you have never met.

An electrician working at an exterior electrical enclosure

Licensed, insured, and ten years into it

The crew behind this site is licensed, bonded and insured in Washington, with ten years of hands-on electrical work behind it — almost all of it residential. We will show you the paperwork without being asked, and we would rather you asked.

What that decade actually buys you is speed at the diagnosis end. Most problems on this plateau are a variation of something we have already opened up a few streets away: a panel with no slots, an addition tapped off a kitchen circuit, a second charger that needs load management rather than a second service.

A mid-century home surrounded by tall trees

How we work

Plain words, once

You should leave the estimate knowing what is wrong, what we propose and why it costs that. If not, we have not finished explaining.

The job in front of us

If the answer is a forty-minute repair we say so, even when you called expecting to be told you need a new panel.

No handover

The person who quotes the work does the work. Nothing is passed to someone else halfway through.

A readable panel

Labelled properly at the end, so finding the right breaker in a hurry is not an archaeology exercise.

A tradesperson working with a drill on a building exterior

On the day

01

We arrive in the window

If something slips you get a call before it closes, not an apology afterwards.

02

Power off for as short as possible

You will know roughly how long beforehand, and we plan around the fridge and the home office.

03

Nothing hidden before you see it

You look at what went in before walls close, and anything buried gets photographed.

04

We handle the inspector

Booking, access and any change they want. You stay out of it.

Someone connecting a cable to a home charging unit

Start with a conversation

No deposit, no obligation, and no survey that turns into a sales pitch.