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From a single statement pendant to whole-house lighting design, installed neatly, dimmed properly, and planned so your rooms finally look the way they should.
Lighting is the cheapest transformation in the home-improvement catalogue and the most commonly botched. Rooms lit by a single centre pendant; kitchens with shadows exactly where you chop; halogens burning money in every ceiling. Good lighting is layered, task, ambient, accent, and getting it right is a design job as much as a wiring one. We do both.
Recessed LED downlights positioned for how the room is used, not a symmetrical grid that lights the carpet beautifully and your worktop not at all. Fire-rated, insulation-appropriate, dimmable.
High ceilings, heavy chandeliers, stairwell drops, fittings that need proper fixings, proper access equipment and a spirit level fitted to a perfectionist.
Under-cabinet task lighting, shelf and coffer details, plinth lighting, the layer that makes kitchens and media walls look architect-finished.
Commercial premises need periodic testing under the Electricity at Work Regulations; insurers increasingly require an in-date report.
The best time to think about lighting is before the plasterboard goes up. Bring us in at first-fix stage of your extension or renovation and we’ll plan circuits, switching positions (two-way where you’ll actually want it), and feature lighting that costs little to rough-in now and a fortune to retrofit later. We work alongside your builder and to your architect’s drawings.
Still running halogen downlights? Each one burns 50W where an LED equivalent uses 5. A whole-house conversion typically pays for itself within a couple of years and cuts fitting temperatures from finger-burning to barely warm, which your insurance-conscious loft will also appreciate.
Yes, towers and access equipment are part of the kit. Stairwell pendants and double-height spaces are routine.
Usually, either retrofit lamps where the transformers cooperate or, better, replacement LED fittings that end the compatibility lottery for good.
Yes, IP-rated zones around baths and showers, governed by BS 7671. It’s precisely the sort of job that must be done (and certified) by a qualified electrician.
Yes, from smart bulbs done tidily to wired smart switching that works even when the app doesn’t.