Licensing & Credentials
Copper + Cable Electric Co. operates as a properly licensed and registered electrical and HVAC contractor serving Olympia and surrounding communities. The company holds an active Washington State contractor registration, maintains a public Better Business Bureau profile, and employs licensed electricians and HVAC technicians to meet state and local compliance requirements.
Washington State Contractor Licensing
Washington State Department of Labor & Industries requires contractors performing electrical and HVAC work to maintain an active registration and follow strict safety, training, and compliance standards. Copper and Cable Electric Co. is registered with Washington State Labor & Industries under contractor license WA L&I COPPECE761NT.
This registration confirms that the company is authorized to perform regulated trade work in Washington and is accountable to state oversight. Licensing helps protect homeowners by ensuring work is completed according to building codes, safety regulations, and industry best practices.
Better Business Bureau Listing
Better Business Bureau maintains a public business profile for Copper and Cable Electric Co. through its Great West + Pacific region. The company is listed with the BBB and is currently not accredited, which is clearly disclosed on the profile.
A BBB listing provides consumers with access to verified business details, complaint history if applicable, and longevity data, helping reinforce transparency and accountability.
Licensed Electricians and HVAC Technicians
Copper + Cable Electric Co. states that it employs licensed electricians and HVAC technicians who are trained to perform residential electrical and heating and cooling work in compliance with Washington regulations. This includes services such as:
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Electrical panel replacement and home rewiring
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Interior and exterior lighting installation
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Generator and EV charger installation
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Residential HVAC installation, maintenance, and repair
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24/7 emergency electrical and HVAC service
Licensed professionals are required to follow state safety standards, use approved materials, and complete work that meets inspection and code requirements.
