Lighting Installation in Colorado

As a working rule, 4 inch and 6 inch LED downlights spaced roughly four to five feet apart give even coverage without hot spots. Ceiling height, wall color and whether you want task or ambient light change that. We lay the room out before cutting anything.

In most Colorado homes yes. Canless LED fixtures need only a small hole and we fish the wiring through joist bays. Plaster ceilings and blocked bays sometimes require a few access cuts, which we keep small and place where they are easy to patch.

Almost always a dimmer that was designed for incandescent loads. LED bulbs draw far less current and need a compatible dimmer with a matching minimum load. Swapping to a proper LED dimmer fixes the majority of these calls.

Yes, including path lights, uplighting, soffit and security lighting, plus the outdoor rated circuits, GFCI protection and transformers they need to survive Colorado winters.

Yes. We carry the equipment for two story entries and vaulted ceilings, and we can add a switched receptacle or a rated fan box while we are up there.