Skagit Electric is a licensed small-business, full-service electrical engineering and electrical contractor providing electrical testing, maintenance, thermographic surveying, power studies, repairs, troubleshooting, commissioning, and replacement services to clients ranging from government entities to commercial facilities. They serve Skagit County and nearby areas from their headquarters in Sedro-Woolley, Washington to International locations abroad.
Skagit Electric is available to work at any site, and typically performs work at difficult project sites or challenges other contractors won’t accept. Their team has a can-do attitude that allows them to think outside the box to find a resolution for any size problem or project— regardless of size. If security is a concern, Skagit Electric’s personnel have up to TS-level security clearances.
Core services include testing, maintenance, commissioning, troubleshooting, thermography, short-circuit studies, protective device coordination studies, arc flash studies, and electrical designs, as well as repairs, replacement, and installation services on electrical critical power systems at new or existing facilities. Skagit’s technicians typically work on transformers, generators, transfer switches, MV & LV switchgear, protective relays, MV & LV cables, switchboards, switches, uninterrupted power supplies, voltage regulators and grounding systems.
Skagit’s core values include availability, creativity, commitment, and reliability—all leading to customer satisfaction. Work is done with a focus on right vs. wrong, and clear communication ensures we understand what the customer expects and gets what they paid for.
“Customers have confidence in Skagit Electric because our key personnel all have more than 20 years of experience,” says General Manager Matthew Prombo. “And that confidence is bolstered by Skagit’s values: We listen to what our clients say. All work is done correctly the first time, and there are no shortcuts. Our jobs are not complete until our client is 100% satisfied.”
Prombo explains, “Becoming a NETA Accredited Company is a major milestone for us. It reflects the level of discipline, expertise, and integrity we bring to every project. It’s not just a certification, it’s a commitment to doing work that others can trust.”
“NETA extends a warm welcome to Skagit Electric,” says Dan Hook, President of CBS Field Services and current NETA President. “We applaud the important role our NETA Accredited Companies have in advancing the electrical power systems industry and its safety. Achieving NETA accreditation is something Skagit can be proud of, and this recognition is indicative of their accomplishments as an organization.”
530 W. State St.
Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284
www.skagitelectric.com
360.200.8765
info@skagitelectric.com