Lighting that was planned, not just plugged in
Recessed lighting, ceiling fans, under-cabinet runs, landscape and dock lighting. The install is the easy half; the part that matters is putting it on the right circuit with the right switching so you are not living with three-way switches that fight each other.
What we do
What's included
The process, start to finish
Layout first
We plan spacing and switching on paper before cutting a single hole, including which fixtures share a dimmer and where the switches ought to live.
Circuit check
New lighting goes on a circuit that can carry it. Adding fourteen cans to whatever was nearest is how you end up with a nuisance-tripping breaker.
Install and trim
Cut, run, mount, and trim. We patch what we open and clean up the drywall dust rather than leaving it for you.
Dial in the dimming
LED and dimmers are a fussy pairing. We match the dimmer to the fixture and check for flicker and buzz across the whole range before we call it done.
What lighting work costs
Recessed lighting typically runs $180–$350 per can installed, with the per-fixture cost dropping as the count goes up on a single job. A ceiling fan into an existing fan-rated box is usually $180–$280; adding a box and a switch leg where none exists is more. Outdoor and landscape lighting is quoted per run after a walk of the property.
Tell us what's going on
Send it over and a licensed electrician calls you back within one business hour, 7am to 7pm. Firm written quotes, permitted work, no surprises at the invoice.
Lighting & Fixtures questions
Other services
Emergency Electrical
Sparking outlets, burning smells, a dead panel, a downed service line. Call us — 24 hours a day.
Panel Upgrades
200-amp service and modern breaker panels sized for everything your home draws today — and the EV you buy next.
Rewiring
Full and partial rewires for older Charlotte homes — aluminum wiring, knob-and-tube, and undersized circuits done right.
Ready when you are
Firm quotes. Permitted work. A garage-floor-clean guarantee.