Sequoyah Electric

Sequoyah Electric is an electrical and technology contractor founded in 1988 and based in Redmond, Washington. It started as a small commercial and industrial electrical shop and now handles power, medium-voltage, low-voltage and network systems for data centers, healthcare, higher education, labs, offices and high-rise residential towers, with design-build, prefabrication and 24-hour service work alongside new construction. Sequoyah turns up in today’s Procore story as the field test for AI Go, Procore’s voice app for crews, which is still in beta. Sequoyah CIO Andrew Baker said his foremen can ask a question while looking at the problem instead of walking back to search the drawings. One beta user is thin evidence, but it’s a real one.

The license footprint is the first thing a national client should note: Sequoyah is licensed in Washington, Oregon, California, New York and Texas, which is unusual reach for a contractor people think of as a Puget Sound electrical shop.

The scope splits in two. On the power side there is medium voltage distribution, design-build and engineering, prefabrication and EV charging infrastructure. On the technologies side there is structured cabling, distributed antenna systems and wireless networks, audio/visual, data center and carrier services, integration, life safety and security. A building owner can therefore run the feeders and the network under one contract, which is the practical reason the company describes itself as an electrical and technology partner rather than an electrical contractor.

The project list shows the range. SPIRE is a 41-story residential condominium tower in Seattle. The Boeing Everett Delivery Center and the GSA Regional Office Building in Des Moines, Washington cover the industrial and federal end, the Watershed office building the commercial end, and dealership work for BMW of Seattle and Honda and Toyota of Seattle sits at the smaller end of the same list. Sectors named across the portfolio run to data centres, healthcare, higher education, industrial, laboratory, office, public works, specialty, residential and retail.

Preconstruction is staffed as its own group, offering BIM and 3D modeling, design-build, engineering and integrated project delivery, with an in-house prefabrication capability feeding new construction and special projects crews.

Two markers worth weighing. The company has been named one of Washington’s 100 Best Companies to Work For twelve years running, from 2014 through 2025, which in a trade with chronic labor churn says something about who shows up on site. And it runs 24-hour service alongside its project work, from the main office at 15135 NE 92nd St., Redmond, on 425.814.6000.