From substations and feeder lines to new service connections and 24/7 outage response, we keep your power reliable. We plan for weather, coordinate permits, and hand over complete test records—because utilities deserve utility‑grade execution.
STATELINE ELECTRIC LLC delivers end‑to‑end electrical utility work across the Inland Northwest. We build and maintain infrastructure for cities, utility providers, and private developments. Our crews combine licensed electricians with experienced linemen, and our project managers keep communication flowing from first site walk to final energization.
We don’t just “wire it and hope.” We plan for winter, document every test, and leave your site clean with as‑built drawings in hand. Expect realistic schedules, a clear change‑order policy, and safety meetings that actually happen.
Every scope ships with a safety plan, a schedule with weather contingency, and deliverables you can keep: test results, photos, and as‑builts.
Engineering coordination, pad‑mount transformer placement, protective relay programming, and SCADA integration. We provide insulation resistance tests and relay settings as part of handover.
Deliverable packet includes panel schedules, torque logs, and energization checklists. Utility‑grade
Feeder reconductoring, pole replacements, trenching with duct banks, and directional boring. We handle traffic control and environmental best practices.
We finish with infrared scans and sag/tension reports so you know the line is set right. Storm‑ready
Panel swaps, new meter mains, and commercial service upgrades. We coordinate inspections and utility cutovers to minimize downtime.
Expect labeled panels, as‑built one‑lines, and clear instructions for building owners. Code‑clean
Real safety. Real schedules. Real documentation. It shouldn’t be rare—but it is.
OSHA‑compliant work plans, lockout/tagout logs, and tailboard meetings on every job. PPE is standard, not optional.
Weather contingency baked in; critical tasks get backup crews. We update you weekly with photos and percent complete.
Torque logs, IR scans, relay settings, and redlined drawings—everything you need for audits, insurance, and future maintenance.
You get a plan on day one and a clear next action after every update.
We review loads, one‑lines, and site constraints; then issue a short memo with scope, budget range, and risk notes.
We execute the work following the safety plan. Acceptance testing includes insulation resistance, relay checks, and functional verification.
We energize with the utility present, close out punch items, and deliver the documentation package and maintenance notes.