Clean exterior LED eave lighting for holidays, seasons, and everyday curb appeal.

What Shaka plans before installation

• Power source, control location, Wi-Fi or controller needs, roofline/eave layout, access, and clean routing.
• Warm white and cool white everyday use, plus color-controllable holiday scenes and seasonal settings.
• Integration with remodel plans, exterior lighting, smart controls, and future service access.

What homeowners can expect

• A cleaner look than temporary holiday lights or visible clip-on wiring.
• Programmable color scenes for holidays, events, and light-show effects.
• Everyday architectural accent lighting that improves curb appeal without feeling gimmicky.

Everyday white before seasonal color

Start with the warm-white architectural scene the home will use most often. Then plan holiday colors, event scenes, dimming, and schedules around a system that already looks appropriate on an ordinary evening.

Serviceable power and controls

Power supplies, controllers, connection points, and wiring need protected locations that remain accessible for future service. Roofline layout, exterior exposure, network access, and the finished daytime appearance should be reviewed together.

Helpful photos to send

• Front and side views of the home, including the roofline and eaves.
• Photos of nearby exterior outlets, panels, garage areas, and possible control locations.
• Any inspiration for warm white, cool white, color scenes, or holiday effects.

Focused Coeur d'Alene-area service

Shaka Electric serves projects within 25 miles of Coeur d'Alene, including Post Falls, Hayden, Rathdrum, and Fernan.