Pasco, WA
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Electrical work in the Tri-Cities

A-One's electricians handle inspections, new circuits, panel upgrades and repairs for homes and commercial buildings in Pasco, Kennewick, Richland and the towns around them.

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One call for the lights, the panel and the air conditioner

Most people end up making one call for a light fixture, another for a panel repair and a third to a separate company for the heating and air. Each stranger is another person on your property, and each has to learn your house from scratch.

A-One's electricians work in homes and commercial buildings across the Tri-Cities. Lights that will not turn on, a circuit that misbehaves, trouble with the power coming into the building: it is one company, one phone number, and the same company that can look after your heating, cooling and plumbing.

Four electrical services

Inspection, installation, panel upgrades and repair

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Electrical inspection in the Tri-Cities

A-One's electricians go through the service, the panel, the wiring and the outlets, then give you a written report with each finding ranked by priority. Homes, shops and commercial buildings across the Tri-Cities.

Start here if you are buying a house, adding a big load, or have never seen inside your own panel. The written report tells you what to fix first and what can wait.

  • Electrical installation in the Tri-Cities

    New circuits, outlets, lighting and dedicated feeds for a remodel, a garage conversion or a shop building, installed by A-One's electricians. One call covers homes and commercial spaces across the Tri-Cities.

  • Electrical panel upgrades in the Tri-Cities

    A-One's electricians replace crowded, aging panels and service equipment so the house can carry modern loads like air conditioning, EV chargers and hot tubs. Serving homes across the Tri-Cities.

  • Electrical repair in the Tri-Cities

    Dead outlets, flickering lights and breakers that will not hold, traced and repaired by A-One's electricians. 24/7 emergency electrical service across the Tri-Cities.

Beyond the fourAlso on the truck

What else the electricians take on

  • Backup generators. A generator is wired in through a transfer switch, so the power it makes stays in your house and cannot push back out onto the utility line.
  • Whole-home rewiring. Old cable, brittle insulation and outlets with no ground can be replaced circuit by circuit, or across the whole house when the wiring has reached the end of its life.
  • Lights and outlets. New fixtures, dimmers, switches and receptacles, and the fixes for the ones that flicker, buzz or stopped working.
  • Commercial buildings. A-One's electricians work on shops, offices and other commercial spaces as well as houses.
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When something sparks, smells hot or goes dark

A-One offers 24/7 emergency electrical service. While you wait for the electrician, these steps keep a bad situation from getting worse.

  • Switch the breaker for that circuit off if you can reach the panel without stepping in water or touching anything that looks scorched.
  • Do not touch a panel that feels warm or shows burn marks. Stay clear of it and leave the cover on.
  • Leave the smoking or sparking outlet alone. Do not pull the plug from a hot outlet or spray anything on it.
  • If you see flames or smoke, get everyone out and call 911 first. Then call A-One.

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Talk to an A-One electrician about your panel, your circuits or your repair

Call the shop on N 20th Avenue in Pasco and describe what you are seeing. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 7 PM, and emergency electrical service runs around the clock.

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