ProfessionalRecessed Lighting Installation

Recessed lights open up a room and eliminate the clutter of surface fixtures. We cut the holes, fish the wiring from your existing switch, snap in the housings, and trim them out with your choice of LED wafer or traditional can trim. Clean ceiling, clean lines, warm light where you want it.

Also known as: can light installation, pot light install, recessed can lights, LED recessed lighting, downlight installation, reccessed lighting install, recessed light retrofit

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What’s included

Plan fixture layout for even light distribution
Cut ceiling openings using a hole saw
Run cable from the switch or existing fixture to each new can
Install IC-rated or non-IC housings as required by attic access
Connect LED wafer lights or retrofit trim kits
Patch any minor drywall damage from fishing wire
Test and adjust all fixtures for alignment

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How it works

Plan and mark the layout

We measure the room, mark the fixture positions for balanced lighting, and identify the wire routing path before any cutting starts.

Cut, run cable, and connect

We cut each opening, fish wire along the ceiling cavity, make connections at each can, and tie everything into the switch or junction point.

Install trims and test

We snap in the LED wafers or trim kits, restore power, and adjust any fixture that isn't perfectly flush or aimed.

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Problems we fix

Obstructions in the ceiling cavity — joists, HVAC ducts, or existing wiring — that force layout changes
Insulation-covered attics requiring IC-rated (insulation-contact) housings
Insufficient wire slack at the switch box to add another circuit connection
Uneven spacing that creates hot spots or dark corners

Good to know

Recessed Lighting Installation — FAQ

How many recessed lights do I need per room?

A common starting point is one fixture for every 4–6 square feet of ceiling in a general-purpose room, but we adjust based on ceiling height and how bright you want the space.

Can you add recessed lights without attic access?

Yes. Remodel (old-work) LED wafers clip into the drywall from below and don't need housing boxes above the ceiling. We use these for finished spaces where attic access isn't possible.

Will recessed lighting work with my existing dimmer switch?

It depends on the dimmer and the LED driver. We can swap the switch for a dimmer that's compatible with the LEDs we install, so there's no buzzing or flickering.

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