Timberglow Lighting.

The business is registered with Idaho's Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing as a general contractor, and that registration is new, issued in 2026. Timberglow works on the Idaho side of the line. The name points to lighting as the focus, and the general contractor registration is the credential it carries for work on homes around Post Falls and the nearby towns of Kootenai County. Before any lighting job starts, it pays to pin down scope in writing: which fixtures, which rooms or exterior areas, and who supplies the fixtures and bulbs. Ask how wiring runs will be handled in finished walls and ceilings, and whether patching and paint touch-up are included or left to you. Settle how changes get priced if you add a fixture or move a switch midway, and get that agreed before the extra work happens. Cleanup matters too, especially drywall dust in an occupied house. Finally, ask what warranty covers the installation itself versus the manufacturer's coverage on the fixtures, and confirm who holds the electrical permit when one is needed in Post Falls or Coeur d'Alene.