Home security · Lacey, WA
A safer front door and an eye on the patio
Doorbell with two-way talk, patio and side-yard cameras, and smart locks on both doors. Two options priced side by side: one built on Apple Home, one on UniFi.
Smart homeSecurityRV powerHome networksWashington
Smart homes, safer front doors, and RVs that stay charged.
Wilde Energy designs, installs and documents the systems you live with every day — cameras and smart locks, home Wi-Fi, and RV and coach power — and explains every one in plain English.
30-second spot
Every device, one system
What we do
Four kinds of work
Smart home & security
Video doorbells, cameras, smart locks and lighting, set up around the phones and hubs you already own — Apple Home first.
RV & coach power
12-volt battery charging, isolators and disconnect relays, solar and shore-power charging, and the fuse that keeps blowing.
Home networks
Wi-Fi that reaches the back bedroom, smart devices kept off your work network, and secure remote access to your own home.
Remote setup calls
For people who'd rather do it themselves: a scheduled screen share on your own equipment, with a written recap afterward.
Recent work
Real jobs, planned in writing
Coach power · 2006 Jayco Seneca
Both batteries charged, and a fuse that stays put
Replaced an old charging solenoid with a Victron Cyrix so the engine, solar and shore power charge both batteries, kept the dash boost button, and traced why the disconnect relay kept blowing its fuse.
How it works
From first call to handoff
1. Consult
A short call about what you want and what you already have. A site visit if the job needs one.2. Written proposal
Options side by side with parts, labor and trade-offs, delivered in your customer portal. Nothing starts until you approve one.3. Install and handoff
We install and test, then walk you through it and leave a plain-English guide to your system.
Questions people ask
Do you do electrical work?
Wilde Energy plans, configures and installs smart home, network and RV systems. Anything Washington requires a licensed electrician for — new circuits, panel work, or line-voltage wiring in walls — is done by a licensed electrical contractor we bring in, and it's shown as its own line on your proposal.
How does pricing work?
On-site work is quoted per job after a consult. You get a written proposal with options side by side, and nothing starts until you approve one. Remote setup calls have fixed prices on the pricing page.
Which brands do you work with?
Whatever fits the job and what you already own. Common ones: Apple Home, UniFi, Shelly, Lockly, pfSense and Victron. We recommend gear before you buy it, not after.
What do I get at the end?
A working system and a plain-English handoff: what was installed, how to use it, where the passwords live, and what to do if something stops working. It stays in your customer portal.