Trading out the builder's plain-Jane fixtures for lighting you actually like is one of the fastest ways to make a house feel like yours. We hang chandeliers, dining pendants, kitchen island lights, vanity bars and flush mounts — wired correctly, hung dead level, and rated for where they're going, whether that's a damp bath or a high foyer.
Heavy fixtures get properly rated boxes and, on the tall entry ceilings you find in the newer parts of Amarillo, the staging to install them without anybody standing on the top rung of a wobbly ladder. We'll also convert dated fixtures to LED and add dimmers so the evenings aren't lit up like a ballfield.
Two-story entry chandeliers are a signature of the newer southwest-side builds, and getting one down to change a bulb or up to install is the part homeowners dread, because it hangs over a hard-floored stairwell where a ladder will not sit flat. We bring staging built to span that awkward space, so the fixture goes up plumb and centered and later relamping is a scheduled visit, not a balancing act.
Fixture weight and ceiling height set most of the cost. A flush mount swap at standard height is quick; a heavy multi-tier chandelier in a two-story foyer needs a rated box, careful assembly and staging. Adding a dimmer, converting a switch, or running a new fixture where none existed is more than a like-for-like swap. Recessed can retrofits and under-cabinet runs are their own scope. Older homes with dated boxes may need a box upgrade first. Doing several rooms in one visit spreads the ladder and setup time efficiently.
Yes. We check that the box is rated for the fixture's weight, upgrade it if it isn't, and use proper staging for the tall foyers common in newer Amarillo builds. It comes out level, secure and centered.
We do, and we match the dimmer to your bulbs. An LED-compatible dimmer stops the flicker and buzz people usually blame on the fixture itself.
Gladly. We take the old ones down, patch any mounting marks, and carry the discards off — or box them up for you if you'd rather donate or sell them.
Almost always. Flicker and buzz usually come from an old dimmer designed for incandescent bulbs trying to run modern LEDs, and swapping to an LED-compatible dimmer matched to your fixture clears it up. We confirm the bulbs are dimmable, then set the low-end trim so the light dims smoothly instead of dropping out.
Sometimes, depending on what is in the wall and ceiling. If there is an accessible path to fish a wire and a switch leg already present, adding a new fixture location is often doable. Where the run is blocked or the work crosses into major electrical territory, we hand you to a licensed electrician.
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