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Boone Electric is a licensed and bonded electrical contractor serving Washington and Northern Idaho for over 25 years with offices in Puyallup and Spokane.

08/10/2026

Summer BBQ at the Puyallup Shop 🔌🍔
We fired up the grill for our summer BBQ at the Puyallup shop, and it was a team effort through and through — our Residential and Accounting teams handled the cooking and prep, keeping everyone fed and happy all afternoon.

The best part? All the kids who came out with their families. Nothing beats watching the next generation of future electricians running around the shop — who knows, we might be looking at some future Boone apprentices!

Thanks to everyone who came out and to our Residential and Accounting crews for making it happen. Great food, great people, great afternoon.

07/22/2026

Boone Electric was proud to sponsor the Day at the Lake Reel Summer Youth Bass Bash, held at Alder Lake this summer. The event brought together young anglers, their families, and a fantastic group of volunteer boat captains for a day of fishing, competition, and community.

As a sponsor, Boone Electric provided lunch for the kids, captains, and their families, along with custom Boone-branded neck gaiters to help keep everyone cool on the water.

From the National Anthem kicking things off to the excitement of the fish weigh-in and awards, it was a great day on the lake for some very proud (and very tired) young anglers.

We love supporting events that get kids outdoors, teach good sportsmanship, and bring our community together. A huge thank-you to the captains who volunteer their boats, time, and expertise to make this tournament possible year after year.

06/23/2026

We are SO PROUD of our 2026 PEAC graduates: Joe Dooley, Taylor Tevalan, Jake Burton, Carson Dunbar, and Shay Neely! We celebrated them with dinners in Puyallup and Spokane, joined by company ownership, instructors, and managers who came out to recognize four years of hard work. Congratulations, graduates, the journey level is next!

06/02/2026

From the Field: Songbird Apartments, Capitol Hill

There's a lot that goes into getting a project right before the first wire ever gets pulled. Here, journeymen Alex Rodriguez-Plaza and Austin Campos take time on-site at Songbird Apartments to review the post-tension deck plans — because on a mixed-use development like this, the details matter from day one.

Post-tension decks require careful coordination between trades, and our team comes prepared. That kind of pre-work is what keeps projects on schedule and protects the quality of the finished installation.

Songbird is shaping up to be a great addition to the Capitol Hill neighborhood, and we're proud to be part of the team bringing it to life.

Commercial. Industrial. Low Voltage. Residential. We do it all — and we do it right.

05/26/2026

Investing in the Future of the Trades: Boone Electric at SkillsUSA Washington 2026

This spring, Boone Electric had the privilege of playing a meaningful role at the SkillsUSA Washington State Leadership & Skills Conference (SLSC), held April 16–18 at Clover Park Technical College in Lakewood. Our team didn't just show up to watch — we helped plan and judge the Electrical Construction competition, and it was an experience worth sharing.

Leading the charge for Boone Electric was instructor Dave Pinch along with journey-level electricians Dean Mensonides and Santiago Contreras who served as primary organizers, ensuring everything ran smoothly at the event. Aaron Webb, Jordan Eyelander and Matt Tyler also stepped up to assist on competition day, helping as judges.

The Electrical Construction Wiring competition challenges students to demonstrate real-world skills: reading drawings and spec sheets, bending conduit, installing wiring systems, and applying their knowledge of the National Electrical Code. These aren't abstract exercises — they're the same fundamentals our own PEAC (Performance Electrical Apprenticeship Committee) apprentices work with every day. Seeing students tackle them with such enthusiasm and professionalism was a reminder of why events like this matter.

SkillsUSA exists to bridge the gap between the classroom and the jobsite, and we're proud to be part of that mission. The students competing at SLSC aren't just future workers — they're future apprentices, future journeymen, and future leaders in the trades. Getting to support that journey, even in a small way, is something we don't take lightly.

A big thank you to SkillsUSA Washington for organizing such an incredible event, to Clover Park Technical College for hosting, and to Dean, Santiago, Dave, Aaron, Jordan, and Matt for representing Boone Electric with the kind of dedication and enthusiasm that defines our team.

04/28/2026

Signal Point Apartments: Powering Modern Living in Spokane
Boone Electric is proud to support the development of high-quality residential communities across Eastern Washington—including the impressive Signal Point Apartments in Liberty Lake.

A Modern Standard for Apartment Living
Signal Point Apartments bring a new level of design and functionality to the Spokane-area housing market. Located in Liberty Lake, the community offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes with contemporary finishes, open layouts, and abundant natural light. From quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances to expansive windows and thoughtfully designed living spaces, every detail is built to support modern lifestyles.

Built for Comfort, Community, and Convenience
Beyond the individual units, Signal Point is designed as a full living experience. Residents benefit from a wide range of amenities, including:
• Resort-style pool and hot tub
• Fully equipped fitness center
• Modern clubhouse and shared spaces
• Outdoor gathering areas and dog park
• EV charging and covered parking
These features create a community that balances comfort, convenience, and connection.

Boone Electric’s Role
Projects like Signal Point require coordination, precision, and a deep understanding of modern electrical systems. Boone Electric’s work supports:
• Reliable power distribution across multi-building sites
• Energy-efficient systems aligned with today’s expectations
• Infrastructure to support amenities like EV charging and community spaces
• Scalable solutions for long-term property performance
From early construction through final delivery, our team focuses on quality installation, safety, and long-term reliability—ensuring residents have the seamless experience they expect in a new development.

Supporting Growth in the Spokane Region
Signal Point reflects the continued growth of the Spokane and Liberty Lake area, where demand for high-quality housing continues to rise. With over 200 units and thoughtfully planned community spaces, developments like this play a key role in supporting the region’s workforce and economic expansion.

Boone Electric is committed to being a trusted partner in that growth—bringing technical expertise and dependable ex*****on to every project we support.

Looking Ahead
As communities like Signal Point continue to shape the future of housing in Eastern Washington, Boone Electric remains focused on delivering the infrastructure that makes modern living possible.

04/22/2026

Last week, our team attended MODEX 2026 in Atlanta, one of the largest supply chain and automation events in North America, hosted by MHI.

This isn’t a concept-driven conference—it’s where companies evaluate real systems they’re actively planning to install. For us, the focus is simple: what’s changing, and what does that mean for the electrical and low-voltage infrastructure behind it?

Automation is scaling quickly: Robotics, conveyors, and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) are no longer niche. Systems are being deployed faster, and facilities are being designed around them from the start.

AI is moving into operations: We saw more systems using real-time data to drive decisions on picking, routing, and throughput—not just reporting performance after the fact.

Integration is the real challenge: Most facilities aren’t struggling to find technology—they’re struggling to connect it. Equipment, controls, and software all need to work together, which increases the complexity of installation.

The biggest takeaway: infrastructure is no longer a back-end consideration.
*Power requirements are higher and more distributed
*Controls and low-voltage systems are more integrated
*Early coordination is critical to avoid costly rework
*Facilities that plan for automation upfront are significantly more efficient to build than those trying to retrofit later.

We’re focused on bringing back what’s practical:
*Supporting automation with scalable power and controls
*Coordinating early with owners, OEMs, and integrators
*Designing systems that can adapt as facilities evolve

Bottom Line: Automation is no longer a future-state investment—it’s happening now. The difference between a smooth project and a costly one often comes down to how early the electrical and infrastructure planning starts.

If you’re considering upgrades or new construction, it’s worth having that conversation early.

Address

11409 58th Avenue E
Puyallup, WA
98373

Telephone

+12538486998

Website

http://boonenw.com/

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