Lighting Installation & Upgrades
Upgrade the look, comfort, and safety of your home or business with clean, code-aware lighting installs—indoors and out. From fixture swaps and recessed lighting to exterior security lighting and LED retrofits, Texas Installer Inc helps you plan the right layout and install it the right way.
Indoor lighting types we install
- Recessed (can) lights for clean, even ambient lighting
- Pendant lighting over islands, bars, and dining areas
- Chandeliers and statement fixtures for entryways and dining rooms
- Flush / semi-flush mounts for bedrooms, hallways, and low ceilings
- Under-cabinet lighting for kitchens and workspaces
- Vanity lighting for bathrooms (glare control + moisture-rated fixtures)
- Track / rail lighting for flexible aiming and accent lighting
- Accent lighting (art, shelves, niches) to add depth and style
- Ceiling fans with lights and fan-rated boxes
- Dimmers and multi-way switching for comfort and control
- Smart switches and app/voice-enabled controls
- Dedicated task lighting for offices, workshops, and laundry rooms
Outdoor lighting types
- Entry + porch lights for safe arrivals and curb appeal
- Floodlights for driveways, backyards, and wide coverage
- Motion-activated security lighting for deterrence and convenience
- Landscape lighting (path, uplights, spotlights) for walkways and features
- Patio + deck lighting for entertaining and steps/railings
- Garage exterior lighting for visibility and safety
- Wall packs and area lights for commercial exteriors
- Parking/yard lighting for businesses and rural properties
- Weather-rated fixtures (wet/damp locations) and sealed housings
- Timers + photocells for automatic dusk-to-dawn control
Commercial lighting & business upgrades
For offices, retail, warehouses, and multi-tenant properties, lighting impacts productivity, safety, and operating costs. We can help with fixture replacements, layout improvements, occupancy sensors, and LED upgrades to reduce energy use and improve light quality.
- High-bay / low-bay lighting
- Panel and troffer replacements
- Exit and emergency lighting (where applicable)
- Exterior wall packs and area lighting
- Occupancy and daylight sensors
- Lighting zones and controls
- Glare reduction and uniformity improvements
- Maintenance-friendly fixture choices
LED upgrades, smart lighting & controls
LED lighting can lower energy use, reduce heat, and improve color quality. Smart controls add convenience and can help manage operating costs—especially for businesses with long operating hours.
Popular upgrades
- LED recessed and retrofit trims
- LED shop lights and garage lighting
- Under-cabinet LED strips
- Dimmers compatible with LED drivers
- Smart switches, scenes, and schedules
What we consider
- Brightness (lumens) and beam spread
- Color temperature (Kelvin) and CRI
- Glare control and fixture placement
- Compatibility with existing wiring and boxes
- Indoor vs. damp/wet ratings
Safety and code considerations
Lighting work often involves line voltage wiring, grounding, and proper box support. We follow safe installation practices and use appropriately rated fixtures and components for the location (indoor, damp, or wet). If your project requires permits or inspections, we’ll help you understand what’s needed for your area.
- Correct fixture ratings for bathrooms, exteriors, and covered patios
- Proper support for heavy fixtures and ceiling fans
- GFCI/AFCI considerations where applicable
- Grounding, bonding, and secure connections
- Safe routing and protection of wiring
Planning and design
Great lighting is layered: ambient (overall), task (work areas), and accent (features). We help you choose fixture types, spacing, and controls so the finished result looks intentional—not patchy or overly bright.
Homeowners
- Kitchen and bathroom lighting plans
- Hallways and stair lighting for safety
- Outdoor curb appeal and security
- Dimmer scenes for comfort
Businesses
- Uniform lighting for work areas
- Energy savings with LED + controls
- Lighting zones for different uses
- Durable fixtures for long service life
Installation process & timeline
Typical steps
- Walk-through and lighting plan
- Confirm fixture specs, locations, and controls
- Protect floors and work areas
- Safe shutoff, wiring, mounting, and testing
- Aim/adjust, set dimmers, and verify operation
- Cleanup and final walkthrough
How long does it take?
Simple fixture swaps can often be completed the same day. Larger projects (multiple rooms, new circuits, exterior runs, or commercial retrofits) may take longer depending on access, ceiling type, and the number of fixtures.
What’s included
- Fixture installation or replacement
- Switch/dimmer replacement (as requested)
- Basic troubleshooting for non-working lights
- Mounting hardware and secure support
- Testing and verification
- Worksite cleanup
Note: If your project needs new wiring runs, additional circuits, panel work, or specialty controls, we’ll outline those items clearly in your quote.
Maintenance & troubleshooting
- Flickering lights: dimmer compatibility, loose connections, or driver issues
- Buzzing: dimmer/driver mismatch or fixture quality
- Uneven brightness: layout, beam angle, or lumen mismatch
- Outdoor failures: moisture intrusion or incorrect rating
- Keep lenses and diffusers clean for max output
- Use the correct bulb type and wattage
- Replace weather seals on exterior fixtures when needed
- Test motion sensors and timers seasonally
Lighting gallery
FAQs
Can you replace a light fixture with an LED fixture?
Yes. We can replace most fixtures with LED options and confirm the correct mounting, wiring, and dimmer compatibility.
Do I need a permit for lighting work?
It depends on the scope and your local requirements. Simple fixture swaps may not require permits, while new circuits or larger remodel work sometimes do. We’ll help you understand what applies to your project.
Why do my LED lights flicker?
Common causes include incompatible dimmers, loose connections, or LED driver issues. We can troubleshoot and recommend the right fix.
What color temperature should I choose?
Many homeowners prefer warm white (around 2700K–3000K) for living areas and neutral white (around 3500K–4000K) for kitchens and workspaces. Businesses often choose neutral to cool white depending on the space and task.
Texas-wide lighting installation for homes & businesses
Tell us what you want to improve—brightness, style, security, or efficiency—and we’ll recommend a lighting plan that fits your space and budget.