Light Fixture Installation in San Diego County

Absolutely. Most of our customers purchase their own fixtures from retailers or online. We install customer-supplied fixtures every day. Just make sure the fixture is rated for the intended location (e.g., damp-rated for outdoor use).

While simple fixture swaps may seem straightforward, a licensed electrician ensures the junction box can support the weight, the wiring is safe and code-compliant, and the fixture is properly grounded. This is especially important for heavier fixtures like chandeliers and ceiling fans.

Costs vary depending on the fixture type, ceiling height, and whether new wiring is needed. A straightforward swap of a standard fixture is the most affordable option. Chandeliers, high-ceiling installations, and new-wire runs cost more. We provide a clear quote before starting.

Yes. We can run new wiring to add a fixture in a location that does not currently have one. This involves routing wire through the attic or wall cavity and installing a new junction box and switch.

Yes. We install exterior wall sconces, post lights, pathway lighting, and security lighting. Outdoor fixtures must be rated for wet or damp locations, and we ensure all outdoor wiring is properly protected and grounded.

Yes. Heavy chandeliers require a fan-rated or appropriately rated junction box with structural support. If your existing box is not rated for the weight, we install a brace and rated box before mounting the fixture.

Yes. We handle permitting and inspection coordination whenever the scope requires it.

We share a short prep checklist in advance so access, shutoffs, and scheduling are straightforward.

Yes. We review practical options, tradeoffs, and scope so you can approve the right plan.

Yes. All work is completed by licensed electricians using current California and NEC standards.