
New Construction Electrical
As your new construction electrician for the area, we handle electrical installation for new homes, built directly from your architect's plans, from service entrance to final trim.

Grand Lake Electric is the licensed electrical contractor homeowners around the lake call first for new construction, remodels, and everyday electrical work.
Grand Lake sits above 8,300 feet, ringed by Shadow Mountain Reservoir, Lake Granby, and the national park boundary. That setting shapes the electrical work we do here every week: heavy snow loads on exterior fixtures, older log cabins with undersized panels, and a steady stream of new construction and vacation homes going up around the lake and toward Columbine Lake Road.
Many of the houses near the historic downtown boardwalk were wired decades ago for a much simpler lifestyle. Today's owners want EV chargers, hot tubs, and enough panel capacity to run it all without tripping breakers every winter.
We also work directly with builders and general contractors framing new homes on the ranch parcels and lakefront lots outside town, reading plans and roughing in service before drywall goes up.
Owner Randall Claeys handles projects from the first phone call through final inspection, whether you're building near the west entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park or updating a decades-old cabin off Grand Avenue.

From ground-up new construction to a single dimmer switch, our crews handle the full range of residential electrical work in Grand Lake and the surrounding lake communities.
Every job starts with a straightforward assessment and a clear answer on what it will take to get it done right.

As your new construction electrician for the area, we handle electrical installation for new homes, built directly from your architect's plans, from service entrance to final trim.

Rewiring, added circuits, and updated wiring for cabin renovations and additions throughout the Grand Lake area.

Troubleshooting, repairs, and general maintenance for homes of any age, from lakefront properties to backcountry cabins.

Panel replacements and modernization for older Grand Lake homes still running on outdated breaker boxes.

A 100 amp to 200 amp service upgrade gives older homes and new additions the capacity to run modern appliances, EV chargers, and hot tubs together.

Standby generator installation and electrical hookup for owners who already have a unit and need it wired to the panel.

Home charging station installation for lake-area garages, sized to your vehicle and your panel's available capacity.

Dedicated circuit installation and hookup for hot tubs and spas, done to code for Grand Lake's outdoor conditions.

Switches, dimmers, and fixture installation for cabins, lakefront homes, and new builds alike.

Grand Lake's mix of century-old cabins, lakefront vacation homes, and new construction near the park entrance means no two jobs look quite the same. A few things come up again and again:
Grand Lake is a small town, and most of our work here comes from word of mouth. Homeowners keep calling us back for a few clear reasons.

Randall handles calls and projects directly, so there's no runaround between you and the person doing the work.

Elevation, snow load, and the age of Grand Lake's housing stock all factor into how we plan and install every job.

General contractors working new homes and additions around the lake sub out their electrical to us because we read plans and show up on schedule.
Here's what to expect from the first call to the finished job.
Tell us what you need, whether it's a panel upgrade, new construction rough-in, or a hot tub hookup, and we'll talk through the scope on the phone.
For remodels and repairs we visit the property. For new builds, we review the architect's plans to price the rough-in and final trim.
You get a clear plan for the work and a schedule that fits your timeline, whether that's a builder's framing schedule or your own.
We complete the installation, test everything, and make sure it passes inspection before we call the job done.
Yes. We regularly work as a new build electrical contractor for general contractors putting up new homes around the lake and out toward the ranch parcels. We price and install straight from architectural plans.
Many older Grand Lake cabins were wired for far less than today's typical electrical load. If you're adding a hot tub, EV charger, or generator, a 100 amp to 200 amp service upgrade is usually the right move so your panel can handle everything without nuisance tripping.
Yes. Hot tub electrical work requires its own dedicated circuit installed to code, and we handle that hookup along with any panel capacity check it requires.
Yes, if you've already purchased a generator, we handle the electrical installation and connection to your home's panel. It's one of the more common requests we get from Grand Lake homeowners heading into winter.

Along with Grand Lake, we handle residential electrical work throughout Grand County, including the towns and communities below.
Whether you're breaking ground on a new home near the lake, upgrading an old panel, or wiring in a hot tub, Randall is the one you'll talk to from start to finish. Give us a call and let's get your project scheduled.
Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm