509 Electric

05/25/2026

05/20/2026

509 Electric is hiring a Journeyman Electrician!

We’re looking for a dependable, experienced journeyman to join our team. Our work includes commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects throughout Central Washington, so we need someone who takes pride in quality work, shows up ready to work, and can be trusted to represent our company well in the field.

What we’re looking for:
• Licensed journeyman electrician
• Strong work ethic and reliability
• Ability to work well with a team
• Experience with commercial/industrial work preferred
• Valid driver’s license

What we offer:
• Steady work
• 401K up to 4% matching
• Medical/Dental
• Competitive pay
• Prevailing Wage projects
• A supportive team environment
• Opportunities to grow with the company

If you or someone you know is looking for a new opportunity, please reach out to 509 Electric.

Apply or send inquiries to: [email protected] 509-571-1082

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day ☺️

04/22/2026

Night shift work for the E Nob Hill and Fair Ave Intersection Improvements project for the City of Yakima.

On this project, 509 Electric completed:
- Street lighting installation
- Traffic signal system installation
- New electrical service
- Underground conduit and conductor runs
- Temporary traffic signal maintenance during construction

Work like this happens after hours so the intersection stays open during the day. Underground first, then overhead — until everything is commissioned and ready to hand off to the city.

04/15/2026

Completed electrical work on the Cascade at Coleman Creek Fish Passage and Screening Project for Kittitas County Conservation District.

On this project, 509 Electric installed a new electrical service, grounding system, electrical panels and controls, underground raceways, site lighting, and motor power and wiring for the screen and gate system — including the trolley motor disconnect, sump pump circuits, and heat trace outlet.

Projects like this take more than standard electrical work. The site is remote, the scope is technical, and the system has to function reliably to protect fish passage in the Upper Yakima Basin.

04/08/2026

Completed electrical work on a new Dollar General build-out in Dayton.

Our scope included full-store LED lighting installation, refrigeration circuit work, exterior lighting, and building controls commissioning — start to finish.

When we hand off a project like this, every circuit is powered, every device is verified, and the store is ready to open.

If you have a commercial build-out or facility project coming up, 509 Electric can help.

04/01/2026

Finished up work on the Midvale Park Street and Utility Improvements project for the Port of Sunnyside.

On this project, 509 Electric completed electrical infrastructure work including conduit and conductor installation, new services, street lighting, lift station electrical and control work, and generator/ATS installation.

Projects like this take coordination across the full site and steady ex*****on from start to finish

03/25/2026

Working on an MCC replacement in the ammonia engine room at URM in Spokane.

This job involves working through a large amount of control wiring and handling the replacement in a careful, methodical way.

Projects like this take coordination, attention to detail, and clean ex*****on in the field.

If your facility has complex electrical or control work coming up, 509 Electric is ready to help.

03/17/2026

We handled the parking lot lighting for the Village of Hope project in Toppen*sh — from augering and setting poles to full install.

The site needed reliable lighting for safety and day-to-day use, and this setup keeps the area well-lit and functional.

Solid project and a good one to be part of.

03/06/2026

Our crew recently completed electrical work for the new fish screen system at Roza Dam. These screens help protect migrating fish by guiding them safely away from irrigation canals and back into the Yakima River.

Proud to be part of infrastructure that supports both agriculture and the environment here in Central Washington.