Yes. Recessed lighting installation in Monument homes involves cutting openings in the ceiling, running wiring from a circuit or switch location, and installing the housings and trims. The complexity depends on what is above the ceiling. We assess and give you a flat-rate price.

Older dimmer switches were designed for incandescent bulbs and often do not work correctly with LED fixtures. The fix is usually replacing the dimmer with an LED-compatible model designed for the wattage range of your fixtures. WireNut identifies the right dimmer for your Monument home’s setup.

If there is no existing electrical box, one needs to be installed before a fixture can be mounted. For heavier fixtures like chandeliers and ceiling fans, the box must be fan-rated and properly braced. WireNut handles the full job including installing the right box for the fixture weight and type.

Like-for-like fixture replacements typically do not require a permit. Adding new lighting locations, running new circuits, or making significant changes to the electrical system does. WireNut handles any required permitting.

Yes. Under-cabinet lighting in Monument kitchens is typically installed as hardwired LED strips or puck lights connected to a switch. We assess the cabinet and outlet situation and give you options that fit your kitchen layout and electrical setup.

Costs vary based on the scope. A single fixture replacement is a quick job. Recessed lighting installation across a room involves more time and materials. A whole-home lighting refresh is a larger project. We give you a flat-rate price after understanding the full scope.

Yes. If you know you want better lighting but are not sure exactly what to do, our electricians can walk through your Monument home with you, identify where the existing lighting is falling short, and give you options and pricing for different approaches.