Where we work
HB Power Electric works the I-5 corridor from Everett to Tacoma, from a base in Bothell. Two things
change from city to city and both affect your job: which utility serves the building, which decides
what rebates you can claim, and which office issues the electrical permit — Seattle SDCI, the city
itself, Tacoma Power, or Washington L&I.
Cities with a page of their own
HB Power Electric is a licensed Washington electrical contractor (# HBPOWPE758PO) working throughout Seattle, about 25 minutes from our Bothell base. Seattle electrical permits are issued by SDCI rather than Washington L&I; we pull the permit and schedule the inspection on every job. Ten SDCI permits since December 2025, nine complete.
SCL · Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections (SDCI) · 25 min from Bothell
HB Power Electric is a licensed Washington electrical contractor (# HBPOWPE758PO) working in Bellevue, about 20 minutes from Bothell. Bellevue issues its own electrical permits through the city rather than through L&I, and Puget Sound Energy sets the rebates. Our Bellevue work has been high-rise condo lighting: pendant clusters, halo sconces, stair lighting and millwork LED.
PSE · City of Bellevue Development Services · 20 min from Bothell
HB Power Electric is a licensed Washington electrical contractor (# HBPOWPE758PO) working in Everett, about 22 minutes north of our Bothell base. Everett issues its own electrical permits through the city, and Snohomish County PUD sets the rebates. Recent local work includes a 48 A Level 2 EV charger on a 200 A panel.
SnoPUD · City of Everett Permit Services · 22 min from Bothell
HB Power Electric is a licensed Washington electrical contractor (# HBPOWPE758PO) that takes commercial and larger residential work in Tacoma, about an hour south of Bothell. Tacoma is unusual: Tacoma Power is both the electric utility and the electrical permitting and inspection authority, so one organisation handles both sides of the job.
Tacoma Power · Tacoma Power · 60 min from Bothell
HB Power Electric is based in Bothell at 16125 Juanita Woodinville Way NE, Unit 302. Bothell electrical permits are issued by Washington L&I rather than by the city. The King County side of Bothell is served by Puget Sound Energy and the Snohomish County side by Snohomish County PUD, which changes which rebates you can claim.
PSE · L&I
Everywhere else we cover
These cities do not have a page because we would only be repeating what is already on the pages above.
The utility and the permit office are what actually differ, so here they are.
Bellingham and Whatcom County
Bellingham is about ninety minutes each way from Bothell, which is a different kind of commitment from
the rest of this list. We have not completed a job in Whatcom County, and rather than publish a city
page implying otherwise, we will say it plainly:
Whatcom County work is by arrangement only. If you have a project up there, call and we will give you an honest answer about whether we are the right people for it.
Bellingham is Puget Sound Energy territory and the City of Bellingham issues its own electrical permits.
How far is too far?
The honest answer is that it depends on the job, not the mileage. A tenant improvement, a multi-port
charging installation, a service upgrade or a battery system keeps us on site for days, and the drive
stops mattering. A single outlet in Tacoma does not justify a two-hour round trip, and we would rather
tell you that than pad the quote to cover it. Bothell, Kenmore, Woodinville, Kirkland, Bellevue,
Lynnwood, Mill Creek and Everett are the short drives.
Not sure which utility serves you? Your electricity bill settles it in seconds, or
check the ZIP table on the rebates page. Our base is
16125 Juanita Woodinville Way NE, Unit 302, Bothell, WA 98011 — a service-area base, with visits by appointment.