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1. My Ceiling is Finished and There Is No Attic: Can You Still Install Recessed Lights?
Absolutely! In fact, most of the recessed lights we install are in finished ceilings with no overhead access. We use remodel type
lights, special tools, drills, and a camera to fish the wires. Pus, we use a special saw that collects that dust as we cut (it's pretty
cool).
2. Will My Ceiling be Damaged if I Get Recessed Lights Installed?
Not if you use us! We are recessed lighting specialist (really, we are). Most of the time, we install recessed lights without any
damage to the existing ceiling. In some cases, we are forced to cut a small hole to assist with the wiring, but never without your
permission. We never remove large sections of drywall or cut multiple holes or channels. If someone told you they would need to
ruin your ceiling, they did not know how to install recessed lights.
3. What Type of Lights Should I Get?
Recessed lights come in several types and sizes. We install 6", 5", 4", 3" and even 2" recessed lights. 6" recessed lights are the
most common type and are great for kitchens, hallways, and sitting rooms. 4" lights are great for theaters, bar areas, small
kitchens, and fireplaces. 3" lights are great for dramatic lighting around artwork, arches, curtains, and cabinets. 2" recessed lights
are great for showcases, cabinets, nooks, and arches. Call us and we will schedule a lighting consultation with an expert who can
answer all your questions and help you make a great decision.
4. My Ceiling is Sloped; Can I Still Get Recessed Lights?
Yes, you can. It may be a bit more difficult and can be messy (according to our standards) in some cases, but we do it on a
regular basis. They even make recessed lights specifically for sloped ceilings.
5. I Don't Like The Look of My Current Recessed Lights; What Can I do?
Many recessed lights have interchangeable trim pieces (the part of the light you can see). That means we can change the whole
look of the recessed light, just by changing the trim piece. This is a great option in rooms with cheap trims that have started to
yellow.
6. One Recessed Lights Keeps Burning Out; What Can I Do?
Get the light checked out. There is probably a loose wire or connection that is reducing the bulb life.
7. I've Replaced The Bulb But The Light is Still Out; What Now?
The light needs to be checked out. Regular recessed lights contain thermal sensors that can go bad and shut off the light. Low
Voltage type recessed lights contain transformers that can go bad over time. Also, we find that many low voltage lights have
damaged or corroded sockets.
Absolutely! In fact, most of the recessed lights we install are in finished ceilings with no overhead access. We use remodel type
lights, special tools, drills, and a camera to fish the wires. Pus, we use a special saw that collects that dust as we cut (it's pretty
cool).
2. Will My Ceiling be Damaged if I Get Recessed Lights Installed?
Not if you use us! We are recessed lighting specialist (really, we are). Most of the time, we install recessed lights without any
damage to the existing ceiling. In some cases, we are forced to cut a small hole to assist with the wiring, but never without your
permission. We never remove large sections of drywall or cut multiple holes or channels. If someone told you they would need to
ruin your ceiling, they did not know how to install recessed lights.
3. What Type of Lights Should I Get?
Recessed lights come in several types and sizes. We install 6", 5", 4", 3" and even 2" recessed lights. 6" recessed lights are the
most common type and are great for kitchens, hallways, and sitting rooms. 4" lights are great for theaters, bar areas, small
kitchens, and fireplaces. 3" lights are great for dramatic lighting around artwork, arches, curtains, and cabinets. 2" recessed lights
are great for showcases, cabinets, nooks, and arches. Call us and we will schedule a lighting consultation with an expert who can
answer all your questions and help you make a great decision.
4. My Ceiling is Sloped; Can I Still Get Recessed Lights?
Yes, you can. It may be a bit more difficult and can be messy (according to our standards) in some cases, but we do it on a
regular basis. They even make recessed lights specifically for sloped ceilings.
5. I Don't Like The Look of My Current Recessed Lights; What Can I do?
Many recessed lights have interchangeable trim pieces (the part of the light you can see). That means we can change the whole
look of the recessed light, just by changing the trim piece. This is a great option in rooms with cheap trims that have started to
yellow.
6. One Recessed Lights Keeps Burning Out; What Can I Do?
Get the light checked out. There is probably a loose wire or connection that is reducing the bulb life.
7. I've Replaced The Bulb But The Light is Still Out; What Now?
The light needs to be checked out. Regular recessed lights contain thermal sensors that can go bad and shut off the light. Low
Voltage type recessed lights contain transformers that can go bad over time. Also, we find that many low voltage lights have
damaged or corroded sockets.
Great Services We Provide!
- Install Recessed Lighting with
No Drywall Damage
- Install New Outlets
- Troubleshooting Faulty Circuits
- Custom Flat Screen TV
Installations
- Replacing GFCI Receptacles &
Breakers
- Surge Protection Systems &
Warranty
- 240V GFI Dedicated Hot Tub
Circuits
- Complete Electrical Inspections
- Security Motion & Flood
Lighting
- Upgrade Your Electrical Panel
- Ceiling Fan and Lighting
Installations
- Rewire & Remodel Your Home
- Install Hardwired 120V Smoke
Detectors
- Install Recessed Lighting with
No Drywall Damage
- Install New Outlets
- Troubleshooting Faulty Circuits
- Custom Flat Screen TV
Installations
- Replacing GFCI Receptacles &
Breakers
- Surge Protection Systems &
Warranty
- 240V GFI Dedicated Hot Tub
Circuits
- Complete Electrical Inspections
- Security Motion & Flood
Lighting
- Upgrade Your Electrical Panel
- Ceiling Fan and Lighting
Installations
- Rewire & Remodel Your Home
- Install Hardwired 120V Smoke
Detectors
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