Lighting
Installation.

Rule of thumb for general lighting is one 4-inch can every 4 to 5 feet. A 12 by 12 foot room usually does well with 4 to 6 cans on a dimmer. Jay can lay out the spacing on a sketch before he cuts any holes.

Yes. Jay will run wire from a power source to the new fixture locations. With recessed cans this is straightforward because they're designed for retrofit installs. For pendants and chandeliers in rooms with no ceiling box, it's a bigger job.

Yes. Standard motion lights, dusk-to-dawn lights, and smart exterior lighting. Jay can install fixtures on existing exterior boxes or run new wiring to a fresh location.

Yes, but low voltage outdoor lighting around water requires GFCI protection and code-compliant install. Jay handles low voltage exterior lighting for landscape, pond areas, and pool surrounds. Pool light fixtures inside the pool itself are usually a pool company job.

A handful of recessed cans in one room is usually a half day. A whole house lighting upgrade is a full day or two. A single fixture swap is an hour. Tell Jay what you want and he'll quote the time.