Straight answers, in Spokane and the towns around it.
Do you answer calls for a burning smell or sparking outlet?
Yes, day or night. A burning smell or sparking is treated as urgent and Halstead answers it any time, while regular hours for everything else are Monday to Friday, 7am to 5pm. Anything not safe to leave gets same day attention.
Is Halstead Electric a licensed electrician?
Yes. Halstead holds Washington electrical license #HALSTE*882QC and is bonded and insured. The company started in a 1913 house with knob and tube wiring in the attic in 2014 and has been fixing that same kind of house around Spokane since.
What electrical brands does Halstead Electric work with?
Halstead installs Square D, Eaton and Siemens panels, Leviton and Lutron devices, and Tesla and ChargePoint equipment for EV chargers. Which brand fits depends on the job, and that gets explained as part of the quote, so you know what is going into the panel before any work starts.
What areas does Halstead Electric serve around Spokane?
Halstead works in Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Cheney, Deer Park and Airway Heights. Most of the work is in Spokane itself, on the South Hill, Browne's Addition and the older housing stock north of the river. Liberty Lake is mostly newer construction, so panel work and EV chargers make up more of what happens out there.
Do you send an apprentice alone to work on my panel?
No. Halstead's rule is that no apprentice works on a panel alone, and every job gets a written price before work starts. Anything that is not safe to leave, such as a breaker that will not reset, gets same day attention.
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