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Lighting Installation
From recessed lighting and pendants to outdoor security lights and landscape lighting, licensed electricians install lighting that transforms the look and function of your home.
Why Professional Lighting Installation?
Recessed, pendant, sconce, track, and chandelier installation
New circuits added when needed
Dimmer switches and smart lighting integration
Outdoor security and landscape lighting
LED conversion for energy savings
All work permitted where required
Our Lighting Installation Process
1
Design Consultation
We help plan lighting placement, fixture selection, and switch/dimmer configuration for the best functional and aesthetic results.
2
Wiring
New circuits or switch legs are run as needed. All wiring is run in walls and ceilings for a clean, finished appearance.
3
Fixture Installation
Fixtures are mounted, wired, and adjusted. Recessed lights are spaced and angled for optimal illumination.
4
Dimmer & Smart Control Setup
Dimmer switches and any smart lighting controls are installed, wired, and programmed.
Lighting Installation by City
Our local pros understand the unique conditions of your city — climate, home types, and seasonal challenges.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does recessed lighting installation cost?
Expect $100–$200 per light installed in existing construction, including cutting, wiring, and trim. New construction is less expensive. Retrofit LED cans run $50–$100 per light.
Can recessed lights be added to any ceiling?
Most ceilings can accommodate recessed lighting. Finished ceilings require fishing wires through walls, adding labor cost. Ceilings under insulation or with tight attic access may be more complex.
Can you integrate with smart home systems?
Yes. We install smart bulbs, smart switches (Lutron, Leviton, Decora), and hardwired smart lighting systems compatible with Alexa, Google, and Apple HomeKit.
What's the difference between LED and traditional fixtures?
LED fixtures use 75–80% less energy, produce less heat, and last 25–50x longer than incandescent bulbs. The upfront cost is higher but operating savings are significant over time.