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Alki Electric: building permits in Seattle, WA

Washington L&I #ALKIEE*753NL Electrical contractor, Residential (Active)

Alki Electric pulled 25 building permits in Seattle, WA from Jan 2026 to Sep 2026, 25 in the last 12 months, across 2 trades (electrical, EV charger). Top 3 of 899 for electrical in Seattle · name on permits: ALKI ELECTRIC

25matching permits
25last 12 months
2trades
Moderateevidence strength

Building permits by Alki Electric

TradePermitsLast 12 moUsual filed valuevs tradeActiveEvidenceList position
Electrical2323——Jan 2026 – Sep 2026Moderate#3 of 899
EV Charger22——Jan 2026 – Jul 2026Limited—

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