Recessed lighting, fixture upgrades, and outdoor lighting circuits — wired correctly, not just screwed in.
Lighting jobs in Los Angeles range from a straightforward fixture swap to running entirely new circuits for recessed lighting in a room that never had it. The difference matters: a fixture swap on sound existing wiring is quick, but adding recessed cans, under-cabinet lighting, or an outdoor circuit usually means new wire runs, new switch legs, and — for anything outdoors — GFCI protection that older LA houses often don't have yet.
We treat lighting as an electrical job first and a design choice second. That means checking the box, the wire gauge, and the circuit load before anything goes on the ceiling.
New circuits and housings for rooms without existing overhead lighting.
Swapping outdated fixtures for new ones, checking the box and wiring first.
GFCI-protected outdoor lighting wired to code.
Yes — this usually means running new circuits or taps from the panel or an existing switch leg, and cutting in the housings, which is why it's wired work rather than a simple fixture swap.
Yes, including the dedicated GFCI-protected circuits outdoor lighting requires.
Usually not, if the existing box and wiring are sound. We check that first; a fixture swap on old wiring sometimes surfaces a repair that's worth doing at the same time.
Yes, as long as the circuit and wiring support it — some older LA wiring needs a neutral run to the switch box before a smart switch will work correctly.
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