Electrical Services Everett, WA
Plumbing + Electrical — one company
You already know Danika for plumbing. Now the same trucks — and the same standards — handle your electrical services too.
Real state-certified electricians, every job permitted and inspected. Same crew, same name Everett has leaned on for years — now with a full electrical division.
Electrical services
Electrical services in Everett we handle
A quick tour of the work. Most of these have their own page with the full detail; lighting and ceiling fans we fold into the same visits. From lighting installation in a single room to a full electrical panel swap, each of these electrical services is handled by the same Everett crew, with electrical permits filed and the inspection booked.
Electrical panel upgrades
100-amp to 200-amp electrical panel upgrades and replacement, plus Federal Pacific and Zinsco panels that shouldn't still be on a wall in 2026.
View the full page → Own page →EV chargers
Level 2 home charging, permitted and to code — overnight top-ups instead of all-day trickles.
View the full page → Own page →Electrical repair & troubleshooting
Fast repair visits for dead outlets, breakers that trip for no reason, that flicker every time the fridge kicks on.
View the full page → Own page →Emergency electrician
Burning smell, sparks, half the house suddenly dark — that's emergency electrician territory. Call, don't wait.
View the full page → Own page →Generator installation
Standby generator installation for the next windstorm, sized to your actual house — not a box off a shelf.
View the full page → Own page →Whole-home rewiring
Knob-and-tube and old aluminum, retired safely — often without tearing the place apart.
View the full page →Lighting installation
Recessed cans, under-cabinet and landscape lighting, dimmers, and that fixture still boxed in your garage.
Ceiling fans
Mounted to a box that can actually hold the weight — the part the DIY videos skip.
Electrical safety inspections
Buying, selling, or just uneasy about a switch plate that's warm to the touch.
View the full page →Why homeowners call us
One number for the leak — and the dead outlet.
You already know Danika for plumbing. Now the same trucks — and the same standards — handle your electrical services too. Real licensed electricians, every job permitted and inspected.
Danika runs a fully licensed electrical division — state-certified electricians registered with Washington State L&I, not a handyman moonlighting with a voltage tester. Same crew, same name Everett has leaned on for years, now with a panel schedule in hand.
Here's the part most folks don't clock until they're standing in it: the leak under the sink and the outlet that quit beside it are usually two companies, two trip charges, two people you have to explain the whole story to. We fold that into one — same dispatcher, same standards.
And when a windstorm drops your power at 11 p.m., you're calling a name you already know instead of rolling the dice on a stranger from a directory. Electrical is the one corner of the house where good enough can start a fire, so we don't wing it: permit pulled, wired to the 2023 code, inspection booked — even when nobody's making us. It's the standard we hold across all the electrical services an Everett house ever needs, from a tripped circuit to a full lighting retrofit.
Straight pricing
What electrical work runs around Everett
Nobody loves the "it depends" answer, so here's a real starting point — typical Everett-area ranges for the work we do most. Not a quote; your exact number lands after we've seen the job, in writing, before we start.
| Electrical job | Typical Everett range |
|---|---|
| Panel upgrade (100 → 200 amp) | $2,500 – $5,000 |
| EV charger (Level 2, home) | $1,200 – $3,000 |
| Electrical repair / troubleshooting | $150 – $600 |
| Emergency / after-hours call-out | $200 – $800 |
| Ceiling fan installation | $150 – $350 |
| Recessed & fixture lighting | $200 – $2,000 |
| Whole-home rewiring (older homes) | $4,000 – $20,000 |
| Whole-home standby generator | $5,000 – $12,000 |
| Electrical safety inspection | $150 – $400 |
Ranges reflect typical Snohomish County jobs and current material costs. Older homes, a tricky panel location, and permit fees all move the number — so treat these as a starting point, not a promise. You get the exact figure in writing before any work starts — and every number covers the electrical work, materials, and permit, the way professional electrical services in Everett should be quoted. (Practical guidance, not a formal estimate.)
The process
How a job actually goes
Five steps, one crew, one permit. Nothing skipped, nothing subbed out to someone you'll never meet.
You call
A real person picks up, and we book same-day when the schedule allows.
We look
On-site, we work out what's actually going on and hand you a written price.
Permit pulled
The paperwork's on us; the fee's already in your quote, no surprise line item.
Wired to code
A licensed electrician on every installation start to finish, wired to the 2023 NEC.
Inspection booked
We file and meet the inspector — every electrical service call closes out clean with the city, and you're not the one explaining anything.
We book the inspection even when nobody's making us.
Nationally, fire departments answer roughly 45,000 home fires a year tied to electrical failures or malfunctions — around $1.2 billion in property damage, per the NFPA. A city inspector's second look is cheap insurance against joining that list.
Why us
One licensed crew — not a chain of subs pointing at each other.
A voltage tester and an open YouTube tab don't make someone an electrician — and in Washington, they legally can't do most of this work anyway. We're L&I registered, we pull the permit, we coordinate with Snohomish County PUD when the utility side needs touching, and we're the same folks you can call when it needs service down the road.
(425) 374-1557Licensed & bonded
WA State L&I registered, every electrician certified.
Permit handled
We file and meet the inspector on every applicable job.
Plumbing + electrical
One company, one standard — fewer numbers in your phone.
Written price up front
You see the number before we start. No surprise line items.
Commercial electrical work & new construction
Homes are most of our week, but the same certified crew handles commercial electrical work around Everett: tenant improvements, storefront and office lighting installation, a dedicated circuit for kitchen or shop equipment, and service upgrades scheduled around business hours. Small-business owners get the same written pricing as homeowners — and the same inspector-ready paperwork.
New construction and remodels are welcome too. We rough-in electrical wiring to the 2023 NEC, coordinate the design with your builder before the drywall closes things up, and come back for finish work — an experienced crew that has seen enough remodel surprises to plan for them. If a project needs commercial-grade gear or extra capacity to carry new loads, we spec it and price it before construction starts, so the budget holds from framing to final.
Service area
Where we work
We're based off Airport Road in Everett and cover most of Snohomish County — Mukilteo, Marysville, Snohomish, Lynnwood, Lake Stevens, Edmonds, Mill Creek, Bothell, Mountlake Terrace, Arlington, Monroe, and down into Shoreline and Kenmore. Right in town? That's home base — meet our licensed Everett electricians. Not sure you're in range? Just ask — as a reliable electrical contractor serving Everett and the towns around it, we treat drive time as our problem, not yours.
Quick answers
Questions homeowners ask us
Are you actually licensed for electrical work in Washington?
Can a handyman do electrical work in Washington?
Do I need a permit for electrical work in Everett?
How do you price it — what's this going to cost?
Do you really do both plumbing and electrical?
Something smells like it's burning — what do I do right now?
How fast can you get here in an emergency?
Ready when you are.
From new lighting to a bigger panel, get it wired right the first time in Everett — permitted, inspected, and done by people who'll still pick up the phone next year. One company for the pipes and the wiring both.
Licensed · Bonded · Insured · WA L&I Registered