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Chris Schatz Electric

Panel upgrade electrician based in Seattle.

  • License active
  • Bond on file

11 panel upgrade jobs on Seattle permits, 2021 to 2025. 144th most panel upgrade permits of 327 contractors in Seattle.

What the public records show

From the state's license records and the city's permits, one question at a time.

QuestionRecords showMark
Licensed?License CHRISSE881DN, active in the state's records on Oct 3, 2026Electrical contractor, residential specialtyChecks out
Insurance and bond?Bond $4,000 on file with the state, with no end date (it stays in force until the bond company cancels it)The state keeps no liability insurance records for electrical contractors, so ask for a certificate.Bond on file
Jobs on record11 panel upgrade jobs on Seattle permits, 2021 to 2025Every permit we have for them is panel upgrade.144th most panel upgrade permits of 327 licensed contractors in Seattle. That counts jobs, not quality.Our Seattle permit records cover October 2021 to September 2026.

Records: the state Department of Labor and Industries and City of Seattle permits.

Cost and timing

Permit value (not a price)

Their typical permit lists $1,000 (half list more, half less)

That is the figure written on the permit form, which can be far from what you pay. What panel upgrade jobs cost in Seattle.

Get 2 or 3 written quotes.

Permit timeline

Across Seattle, a panel upgrade permit stays open about 37 days, from permit to final inspection

This is not how long the crew works at your home: most of it is waiting for the inspection. Ask them how many days the work takes. How long panel upgrade jobs take.

Track record

Jobs per quarter

Q4 2021: 1 jobQ1 2022: 2 jobsQ2 2022: 1 jobQ3 2022: 1 jobQ1 2023: 2 jobsQ3 2023: 1 jobQ1 2025: 1 jobQ3 2025: 2 jobsBusiest: 2 jobsBusiest: 2 jobs2022202320242025
Each bar is 3 months of permits. The tallest is 2 jobs, January to March 2022.

Where they work most

  • 981093 jobs
  • 981031 job

Latest jobs

Permit values are what the contractor wrote on the permit form, not what the owner paid.

DateWorkZIPOn the permit form
Jul 16, 2025Panel upgradeReplace existing 200 amp service with new 200amp meter main disconnect.  Remodel of existing…98109not stated
Jul 1, 2025Panel upgradeBasement remodel of existing bathroom & laundry & family room.  Install 125amp sub panelNot listednot stated
Jan 16, 2025Panel upgradeKitchen remodel, powder rm addition, and new 125amp sub panelNot listednot stated
Sep 29, 2023Panel upgradeRemodel and rewire of existing home with kitchen, bedrooms, bathroom, and 2nd floor addition…Not listednot stated
Feb 17, 2023Panel upgradeRemodel & rewire of existing home including new 200amp service & panelNot listednot stated
Feb 3, 2023Panel upgradeRemodel existing top floor bathrooms and master bedroom98109not stated
Jul 12, 2022Panel upgradeRemodel of existing kitchen with new new 100amp sub panel located in basement below kitchenNot listednot stated
Apr 9, 2022Panel upgradeRemodel of existingNot listednot stated
Mar 2, 2022Panel upgradeRemodel of existimg basenent with bath,laundry, family rm., Add 100amp sub panel98109not stated
Feb 7, 2022Panel upgradeRemodel of existing kitchen,dining, and bath98103not stated
Dec 12, 2021Panel upgradeRemodel of existing homeNot listed$1,000

What to ask before you hire

About Chris Schatz Electric

  • Ask for a certificate of liability insurance.
  • Ask what the warranty covers and for how long, in writing.
  • Search their name on the Better Business Bureau site, and read their reviews.

Worth asking any panel upgrade electrician

  • What size panel, and does the utility need to change the service to my house?
  • Who arranges the power shutoff with the utility?
  • Who pulls the permit, and who meets the inspector?

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