Recessed lighting done right
Wafer-style LED recessed lights have made retrofits dramatically cleaner — no bulky cans in the attic, insulation-contact rated, and dimmable down to a candle glow. A properly designed layout accounts for ceiling height, beam spread, and how the room is actually used, which is the difference between a showroom and an interrogation room.
Ceiling fans and heavy fixtures
That builder-grade box in your ceiling probably isn't rated for a fan. Fan-rated boxes and braces are installed as part of every fan job, along with balanced mounting so it doesn't wobble itself loose over a bedroom. Heavy chandeliers over foyers and stairwells get the same structural treatment.
Exterior, landscape, and security lighting
From wall packs and motion floods to low-voltage landscape systems that make a Berryville farmhouse glow at dusk, exterior work is installed with weatherproof boxes, in-use covers, and photocell or smart control so it runs itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does recessed lighting cost per light?
Most retrofit LED recessed installs in the Winchester area run $180 – $300 per light including the fixture, with better per-light pricing on multi-room packages.
Can you install a ceiling fan where there's only a light?
Yes — the box gets upgraded to a fan-rated brace, and if you want separate fan and light control, new switching can usually be fished in without opening the wall.
Do you do smart lighting?
Yes. Smart switches and dimmers (Lutron, Leviton, Kasa) are installed with the neutral connections they need and configured before the truck leaves.