Shaka Electric helps Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, Hayden, Rathdrum, and Fernan homeowners, business owners, and project partners solve practical electrical problems while keeping long-term safety, design, and capacity in view. Current priorities are troubleshooting and service calls, remodel electrical support, panel and service upgrades, EV charger installs, lighting and smart-home planning, and generators or transfer switches.
Current offers for homeowners.
Free quotes are available within a 25-mile radius of Coeur d'Alene for qualifying requests. The Shaka Circle also recognizes customers who refer friends, family, and neighbors after completed projects.
Commercial-Residential Electrical FAQs
What commercial-residential electrical services do you provide?
Shaka Electric provides troubleshooting, service calls, small projects, remodel electrical, tenant-space support, panel upgrades, EV charger installation, lighting, generators, smart planning, and modernization.
Can you help with a small electrical project?
Yes. Small commercial or residential projects can include dedicated circuits, outlets, fixtures, switches, lighting changes, appliance circuits, panel labeling, and planning for future electrical needs.
Do you install exterior eave lighting?
Yes. Exterior eave lighting can include clean LED strip lighting under eaves, programmable color settings, holiday scenes, light-show settings, and warm or cool white architectural accent lighting.
Can you coordinate with my contractor or designer?
Yes. Shaka Electric can coordinate electrical planning with general contractors, designers, and architects before rough-in so the work supports the design intent and project schedule.
Should I call or request a consultation?
For immediate service questions, call Shaka Electric. For projects that need photos, planning, or scope review, use the consultation form so the right next step can be recommended.
Do you offer free quotes?
Free quotes are available within a 25-mile radius of Coeur d'Alene for qualifying residential electrical requests.
Are emergency service calls available?
Yes. Emergency service calls are available for urgent electrical needs. For fire, smoke, shock risk, or active hazards, contact emergency services or the utility first.