Lake City Electric.

The record here is the Idaho license itself. Idaho doesn't register electricians the way it registers general builders; electrical contractors carry a trade license through the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing, and Lake City Electric's was first issued in the fall of 2000. That puts the business on the Idaho side of the line, serving Kootenai County towns within its travel radius from Coeur d'Alene. Before comparing electrical bids in the Coeur d'Alene area, write down exactly what you want done and where. List each circuit, fixture, outlet or panel change by room, and note whether you're adding load, such as a shop, hot tub, EV charger or heat pump, since that can decide whether the panel or service needs an upgrade. Ask each contractor whether the quote includes the electrical permit and inspection, patching of any drywall they open, and haul-away of old equipment. Older homes around Coeur d'Alene and Post Falls can hold surprises behind the walls, so ask how each bidder handles changes once work starts. With the same written list in every contractor's hands, the quotes become comparable line by line rather than by the bottom number alone.