Grand Lake Electric · Owner-led serviceGrand Lake, Colorado
Smoke, fire, sparking, or a downed line?Move to safety and call 911 or your utility. Online requests are not emergency dispatch.
Official local resourcesFor outages and public emergency warnings

Grand Lake Electric can post company service notices above. Utility outage updates and official public warnings come from the agencies responsible for them.

Power outageMountain Parks Electric Outage Center24/7 outage line: (970) 887-3378Public safetyRegister for Grand County AlertsOfficial county emergency notifications
Grand Lake, Colorado · Direct owner contact

Electrical work
with a clear next step.

New construction, remodels, upgrades, generators, EV charging, and more—handled with a clear next step from the start.

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Owner-led serviceDirect contact from the start

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Grand Lake basedLocal contact and straightforward requests

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Eight core servicesFrom new builds to added capacity

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Built for the job at hand.

From a new build to added capacity, Grand Lake Electric handles the electrical work that keeps homes and projects moving.

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New construction

Electrical planning and installation for new homes and projects.

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Remodels

Electrical updates that work with the existing structure and the new plan.

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Lighting control

Straightforward lighting controls for comfort, efficiency, and daily use.

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Generators

Backup-power planning and installation for mountain weather and outages.

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Service upgrades

Service changes for growing electrical demand.

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Panel upgrades

Panel replacements and capacity improvements.

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Hot tubs

Dedicated electrical connections for spa installations.

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EV chargers

Home charging circuits and equipment installation.

Why Grand Lake Electric

Local work.
Straight answers.

Owner-led electrical service with direct contact and a clear path from the first request to the next decision. Exact service-area and project details are confirmed by the owner.

Email Grand Lake Electric
IdentityGrand Lake Electric

Randall Claeys · Owner

WorkflowRequest first, owner confirmation next

No website request silently becomes an appointment.

ContactDirect office + mobile

No buried phone number and no customer phone tree.

Request availability

See which days can take a request.

Choose a day Grand Lake Electric is accepting requests, select your preferred part of the day, then send the job details. The company reviews every request before confirming an appointment.

Public availability only

Customers can see whether a day can take a request—not company jobs, crews, other customers, addresses, or internal schedules.

Six-month request windowSeptember 2026
Accepting requestsLimited requestsNot accepting
Availability to request is not an appointment.Public availability shows only whether Grand Lake Electric can review a request. It never exposes customers, jobs, crews, addresses, or the internal schedule.
Service request

Start with the job—not a phone tree.

Choose a requestable day, send the basics once, and choose how to have the owner reply. After a manual review, Grand Lake Electric contacts you directly and confirms any appointment.

  1. 01 Add the job
  2. 02 Review answers
  3. 03 Request received
Electrical emergency?

For sparks, smoke, downed lines, or immediate danger, leave the area and call 911 or your utility. This form is not emergency dispatch.

Never approach a downed line, remove an electrical-panel cover, or touch damaged wiring to take a photo.

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Tell us what you need.

Everything stays editable before review. Typed answers stay in this tab through an ordinary refresh; photos must be selected again.

Add at least one contact method. The method selected under Preferred reply must have a matching phone number or email address.

The public calendar shows request availability only. It never shows company jobs, crews, other customers, or internal schedules.

Change the preferred day

Nothing is scheduled until Grand Lake Electric reviews the request and confirms a date and time.

Ready to talk through the job?Start with a straight answer.