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Recessed & LED Lighting
Most bad lighting is a layout problem, not a fixture problem. Spacing, beam angle and color temperature decide whether a room feels finished or feels like a parking garage. We lay it out before we cut a single hole.
What we do
- New recessed lighting in existing ceilings, with minimal drywall damage
- Retrofitting old cans to LED
- Under-cabinet and cove lighting
- Dimmer selection that matches the driver in your fixtures
- Insulation-contact and airtight housings where the code requires them
- Color temperature chosen room by room, not one setting for the whole house
How we approach it
- A layout marked on the ceiling for you to approve before anything is cut
- Fixtures and dimmers confirmed compatible, because mismatched pairs are why lights buzz and flicker
- Clean cuts and patch-ready openings
- Everything tested through the full dimming range before we leave
Where we work
South Lake County
West Orange
Common questions
Will you damage my ceiling?
We cut only the fixture openings in almost all cases. Where a joist or a duct forces an access hole, we show you where before we cut it.
Why do my LEDs flicker on the dimmer?
Almost always an incompatible dimmer. LED drivers need a dimmer rated for them, and the fixture maker publishes a compatibility list. We use it.
What color temperature should I pick?
2700K for living spaces and bedrooms, 3000K for kitchens and baths, 4000K for a garage or shop. Mixing them in one sightline is the mistake to avoid.
Other things we do
Troubleshooting & repair
Half a room dead, a breaker that keeps tripping, lights that dim when the AC kicks on. We find the actual cause instead of replacing parts until it stops.
Learn morePanel & service upgrades
200-amp service upgrades, panel replacements, and swapping out the panel brands that insurers will not cover.
Learn moreEV charger installation
Level 2 home charging installed on a dedicated circuit, sized right, permitted and inspected.
Learn moreGet a straight answer on recessed lighting.
Call and describe it. We will tell you what it likely is and what it costs to find out for certain.