Above grade · Yakima, WA

Residential, commercial and farm electrical work in Yakima

Washington L&I electrical contractor CASTLPE842NN, open 24 hours, wiring Yakima Valley homes, shops and farms since 1991. Rob Weaver’s crew works from the service mast down to the last branch circuit.

Call (509) 580-0470

Panel · Yakima, WA

13 kinds of electrical work, sorted by where the wire goes

Castle electrician working inside a large commercial breaker panel

Panel · the one most calls start with

Panels, sub panels & breakers

100-amp to 200-amp panel upgrades, sub panels for shops and additions, breaker replacement, and Federal Pacific or Zinsco panels swapped out with the Yakima County permit handled.

Panel upgrades are typically 200-amp for most homes. The crew checks your load first, then recommends the size.

Panel upgrades and breaker work

Branch · inside the house

Panel and inside the house

Diagnosis, circuits and the equipment that hangs off the panel.

Electrical inspections, repair & troubleshootingBreakers that keep tripping, dead outlets, flickering lights and remodels. Diagnosis and repair from licensed electricians, starting at a $95 hourly rate.Wiring, outlets, lighting & EV chargersReceptacles, dimmer switches, oven and microwave circuits, LED lighting and Level 2 EV chargers for Tesla, Ford, Chevy and other makes.HVAC & appliance wiringDedicated circuits and disconnects for furnaces, heat pumps and air conditioners, wired to code so the equipment and its warranty are protected.Low voltage, security cameras & smart homesSecurity cameras, low-voltage runs and smart-home wiring planned alongside the line-voltage work, so the cameras have power and the cable has a path.

Mast · outside and in the weather

Outside, near water and under the sky

Anything past the siding gets weather-rated parts and GFCI protection where water is involved.

Outdoor & specialty wiringOutdoor lighting, pool and hot tub circuits, electric gate power and underground runs, built for Yakima Valley weather and the GFCI rules water demands.Hot tub wiringThe circuit from the panel, the disconnect, GFCI protection, grounding and bonding for a new hot tub, with permits and inspection handled.Pool lighting & pool electricalPool lighting, programmable and colour-changing systems, pump and equipment circuits, and safety checks on older pool wiring to current NEC rules.Outdoor kitchen & patio wiringDirect circuits from the panel to grills, refrigerators, heaters and patio lighting, with weather-rated connections for an outdoor room that gets used year-round.Landscape lightingPath, garden and facade lighting with properly rated underground cable, weather-resistant connections and correctly sized transformers.Electric gate wiringPower from the source to the gate operator for driveway gates and large agricultural access gates, run and connected so the gate works and stays safe.

Panel · shops, farms and standby

Shops, pump houses and standby power

Feeders, sub panels and generators for the outbuildings and wells that keep a property running.

Shop & pump house wiringFeeders, sub panels, lighting and pump circuits for shops, barns and pump houses on farms, ranches and rural property across the valley.Whole house generatorsStandby generators sized to the house and wired through a transfer switch, so wind and wildfire power shutoffs don't take the well pump and the furnace down with them.

Branch · published rates

The numbers, before you call

Every job is quoted to its scope. These are the figures Castle publishes.

hourly rate: $95; Most electrical repairs start here. The final price depends on the scope, and you get a clear estimate before work begins.
panel upgrades: $1,500 to $4,000; Depends on amperage (100-amp to 200-amp), where the panel sits and the Yakima County permit.
free estimates: 48 hours; Consultations are free and an estimate is usually ready within 48 hours.
heroes discount: 5%; Off every service for military members, police officers and firefighters.

Panel · in the customers’ words

Small jobs get treated like big ones

Google: 4.7 from 135 reviews for Castle Electric LLC in Yakima.

“Both times they have been on time, quick, thorough, and very kind. They answered our calls and got us scheduled and taken care of same day. Alex and Omar are awesome guys, able to diagnose and fix our issues both times.”

John Young · Google review, 5 stars

“Alex and his co worker did a great job of replacing my outlet.. friendly, professional and knowledgeable. Small job but was treated like a big job. One day service was exceptional.”

Jill Perry · Google review

Branch · before you call

Electrical questions Yakima asks first

Anything not covered here, call (509) 580-0470and ask Rob’s crew directly.

Yes. Castle installs a wide range of Level 2 home EV chargers, compatible with Tesla, Ford, Chevy and other vehicle brands. Before the charger goes up, the crew checks whether the panel has room for another circuit, because that is where an older house usually runs short.

Castle's own guidance is blunt: these brands have documented safety failures and are no longer code-compliant, and replacement is strongly recommended. The crew sizes the new panel to your load and handles the Yakima County permit. Most panel upgrades in Yakima run $1,500 to $4,000.

Usually an overloaded circuit, a loose connection or a failing device. A breaker that keeps tripping is telling you something, so the fix is to trace the cause rather than keep resetting it. Call the shop any hour: repairs start at the $95 hourly rate and you get an estimate before work begins.

Yes. Castle wires homes, commercial buildings and agricultural properties across Yakima and Kittitas counties, including shops, barns and pump houses, under WA L&I electrical contractor license CASTLPE842NN. The same crew also pulls and sets well pumps.

Grade · where the wire meets the well

Below grade, the same crew pulls the pump

Castle runs its own hoist trucks, so a dead pump, a bad pressure switch and a tripped breaker get traced by one team instead of passed between two companies.

Well & pump services Call (509) 580-0470