ProfessionalUnder Cabinet Lighting

Under-cabinet lights eliminate the shadows that form on your countertop when overhead fixtures don't reach. We install LED strip or puck lights under your kitchen wall cabinets, run the wiring discreetly, and connect to a dedicated switch so you control them independently of the overhead lights.

Also known as: under cabinet lights, under-cabinet LED, kitchen cabinet lighting, counter lighting install, under counter lights, undercabinet lighting, under cabinet light strip

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What’s included

Install LED strip lights or puck lights under kitchen cabinets
Run and conceal low-profile wiring along cabinet undersides
Install or connect a dedicated wall switch or dimmer
Link multiple cabinet sections with discreet connectors
Set color temperature and verify even illumination across the countertop
Secure all clips and diffuser covers

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How it works

Plan the run and switch location

We mark where each light section lands and trace the cleanest wire path to the switch or outlet, keeping everything hidden inside cabinet frames.

Mount lights and run wiring

We attach the strips or pucks, tuck the wiring into channels along the cabinet underside, and connect to the power source or transformer.

Test and adjust

We check for even coverage, adjust any strips that have dark spots, and confirm the switch or dimmer works through the full range.

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Problems we fix

Visible wiring that wasn't properly channeled inside cabinet frames
Inconsistent color temperature between separate strip segments
Strips that need separate drivers for each run because of voltage drop over long distances
No nearby outlet or switch making a hardwired connection necessary

Good to know

Under Cabinet Lighting — FAQ

Plug-in or hardwired — which is better?

Plug-in setups are easier and less expensive if there's an outlet inside a cabinet nearby. Hardwired looks cleaner because there's no cord or plug visible, but it's a bigger job. We'll tell you which makes more sense for your layout.