Electrician Near Deer Park, WA
Give Us a Call (509) 684-8353
Our shop is in Colville, WA, about fifty miles up Highway 395. We have been running that road to jobs around Deer Park for more than thirty years.
That distance is worth being honest about. We are not a Deer Park storefront. We are a Northeast Washington electrical contractor with a truck that knows the route and a five year guarantee that does not shrink because you live outside town.
What Customers Say About Our Work
★★★★★
"Ryan has done 2 jobs for us. He’s been professional, insightful, and efficient. I won’t hesitate to call Floener again."
Pat F., Google review
★★★★★
"Needed to have an outside outlet, under the eave, replaced. Outlet was for electric heat tape for eaves and gutters so not really something to let go until spring/summer. Brandon and Declan arrived as promised, completed the job quickly and answered my questions without delay. Happy to have them complete the job."
Bob W., Google review
★★★★★
"Excellent work, very efficient, very organized, very clean. Friendly, considerate and we definitely recommend Floener Electric!!"
Rebecca L., Google review
Electrical Panel Upgrades
What happens when you keep adding load to a panel with no room left?
North of Spokane the lots get bigger and the houses get older. A lot of properties out that way are running a panel that was sized for a 1970s household. Then somebody adds a shop, a well pump, a hot tub, and a freezer in the garage.
Breakers start tripping for no obvious reason, and people learn to live with it instead of fixing it. A panel that is out of space also blocks the next thing you want, whether that is a charger, a hot tub, or a shop heater.
We size the new panel for what you actually run now, plus what you are likely to add. If the service itself needs to come up, we handle that too. One customer needed a 400 amp service relocated and upgraded for a new building, with feeders extended from the house and garage through an underground vault. We coordinated the whole thing with Avista.
Home Generator Installation
How long could your household run without water?
That is the real question on a rural property, and most people have never worked it out. Wind takes lines down out here. So does ice, and so do trees on a rural easement that nobody has trimmed in a decade. When the power goes, a property on a well loses water too, not just lights.
We install both manual and automatic transfer switches. The manual setup is cheaper and it works fine if somebody is always home to throw it. Automatic is the right call if you travel, if you keep livestock, or if a freezer full of meat is riding on it.
We are direct about this one: for a rural property with a well, we think automatic is worth the extra money. You will disagree with us at quoting time and agree with us in February.
Whole House Rewiring
Old farmhouses around here still have knob-and-tube in the walls. Some of it has been spliced into so many times that no two circuits agree on where they go.
One customer had three overloaded panels and eighty year old wiring behind them. We put in three new panels, connected an EMP shield, added an external switch for the water pump, ran new 20 amp outlets, and replaced a burned up ceiling fan. That kind of job is not a weekend, and anyone who tells you it is has not opened the walls yet.
We work in stages when the house is occupied, so you are not living without power while it happens.
EV Charger Installation
More chargers are going in on rural properties than people expect. The drive into Spokane and back is exactly the kind of commute that makes home charging pay off.
The install itself is usually straightforward. The panel is the part that decides the price. A Level 2 charger wants a dedicated 240 volt circuit, and if the panel is already full, the charger is the small half of the job. Our process is to check the panel and the service before we quote, not after.
Garage location matters too. A charger on the far wall of a detached shop means a longer run and a bigger conductor, and that gap between an easy install and an expensive one is usually decided by where you park, not by the charger you bought.
Why We Cover the Deer Park Area
Highway 395 runs right between us. Deer Park sits between Spokane and Colville, and we work the whole corridor, so our trucks pass through most weeks anyway.
A few things that make the drive worth it for you:
We are licensed in Washington State, bonded, and insured. BBB accredited since March 2023 with an A plus rating. Joe Floener started the company in 1992, and Spencer Franck, who grew up in the shop, bought it in 2025.
Working on something bigger? See our residential electrical services and our electrical panel upgrades. For a business property, start with commercial electrical work. Nearby areas we also cover include Colbert and Mead.