What It Costs to Install
No markup on materials. You get a firm quote before work starts and the receipt for anything purchased. Any change gets discussed first.
From Phone Call to Finished Job
We talk through the work and agree on a price. Once that's settled, we pick a time.
We do a full walkthrough together. You meet me, we talk about the job, and you decide whether to go ahead. Approved, I start immediately. Not approved, no charge.
These ranges reflect typical Seattle and Bellevue homes. You'll know before we start, not after. Work outside the service area carries a travel charge, discussed up front.
Labor prices.No markup.
Real labor rates for the work people call me about most — outlets, fans, heaters, locks, TV mounts. No markup on materials. Firm quote before anything starts.
The Outlet That Replaced the Nightlight
Code-required protection with the light built in.
Seattle inspectors flag missing GFCI on nearly every pre-sale walkthrough — it's one of the most common violations in Lake Union bungalows and Bellevue split-levels. Installed and tested in kitchens, baths, garages, and outdoors.
The Fan You Control From the Couch
Six speeds, dimmable light, no extra hub.
Alexa, Google, or the phone app. Seattle homes run warm in summer and cold in winter — a ceiling fan is one of the highest-return upgrades in the house. Fremont to Bellevue.
The Heater That Looks Like a Picture Frame
No fan. No noise. Paint it to match the wall.
Thin walls and cold spots that central heat never reaches — solved without ductwork or tearing anything apart. Infrared and convection panels that hold ambient warmth on minimal amperage draw.
Grade 1 Security. No Hub Required.
Built-in Wi-Fi and a touchscreen that never shows wear.
Older Seattle door frames shift. A deadbolt that binds will jam the motor and kill batteries in days. Jambs adjusted, mortise pockets chiselled clean, locks that throw smoothly every time. A common Airbnb upgrade.
Everything We Install
"These are products customers have asked me for again and again. I install them, I stand behind them, and I'd put every one of them in my own house."Tommy — Owner, Est. 1991







