Lighting Installation for Homes and Businesses.

It depends on ceiling height, room use and the fixtures you choose. A kitchen needs more task light than a bedroom. We lay out locations based on the room, the beams or joists and where light is actually needed, rather than a fixed grid.

Yes. Heavy fixtures need a box and support rated for the weight, anchored to framing. In vaulted or beamed ceilings we plan the mounting and the wire route before the fixture arrives, and bring the right equipment to reach the height safely.

Many older dimmers were designed for incandescent bulbs and do not work well with LEDs. The fix is usually a dimmer rated for LED loads and bulbs or fixtures labeled dimmable. We match dimmers to the fixtures and adjust the low-end setting so lights dim smoothly.

Yes. We install and upgrade lighting for shops, offices, restaurants and lodging, including LED retrofits and controls. We can schedule work around your business hours so customers are not affected. Retrofits often reuse existing fixture locations, and we can phase larger upgrades one area at a time.

Not always. Many fans can be added to an existing lighting circuit if it has capacity. Fans with heaters usually need more. We check the load and also make sure the fan is ducted outside, not into the attic, which matters for moisture in cold weather.

Yes. We handle the electrical connections for range hoods, garbage disposals and baseboard heaters, along with bath fans and doorbells. We check the equipment specifications, circuit capacity and any required disconnect or protection, then wire and test the installation to code. Tell us the model and where it will go when requesting an estimate.