Seatown Electric Corp

What the records show vs. what they say

The public record next to the business's own words.

In their words

• Services: Electrical repairs, Electrical installation, Panel services, Lighting
  and 21 more

  Car charging, Generators, Rewiring, Plumbing repairs, Plumbing installation, Water heaters, Tankless systems, Gas lines, Repiping, Heating, Cooling, Furnaces, Air conditioning, Mini-splits, Heat pumps, Indoor air quality, Drain clearing, Rooter service, Hydro jetting, Line repair, Line installation
• Brand partnerships include American Standard, Generac, Daikin, Navien, Rheem
• Partner Plan Membership available with discounts and priority scheduling
• Warranty: No Price Change Guarantee
• Warranty: Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee
• Warranty: Inspection Guarantee
• Warranty: Factory Warranty
• Warranty: Comfort Guarantee
• Certified: BBB Accredited Business (a maker's or trade group's program; each lists its members on its own website)
• Certified: Generac Authorized Dealer
• Certified: Mitsubishi Diamond Contractor
• Certified: Thumbtack Professional
• Works in: Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Bellevue, Kirkland, Renton, King County, Snohomish County and 3 more

Records: City of Bellevue permits. They say: seatownservices.com, read October 2026, summed up by us. We matched the site to this business by its name, city and trade; no license or phone on record could confirm it. We have not checked that the claims are true.

Track record

What to ask before you hire

About Seatown Electric Corp

• Ask for the license number and check it with the state.
• Ask for the workmanship warranty in writing: how many years, and what it covers.
• Check each certification on the maker's or group's own website. Contractors must renew them.
• Search their name on the Better Business Bureau site, and read their reviews.

Worth asking any EV charger installer

• Can you show me proof of liability insurance and your bond?
• Is my panel big enough, or does it need an upgrade first?
• Where will the wire run, and what does each extra foot cost?
• Who pulls the permit, and who meets the inspector?