Recessed cans, chandeliers, pendants, landscape, and security lighting — hung on rated support, dimmed without flicker, and wired to code by one licensed crew.
One crew for every fixture in the house: recessed cans, chandeliers, pendants, flush mounts, landscape lighting, and motion-activated security floods. We verify ceiling box ratings before anything heavy goes up, match dimmers to LED loads so nothing buzzes or flickers, and leave every fixture level, bright, and wired to code.
Chandeliers and heavy fixtures hang from boxes verified for their weight — never guessed.
Dimmers matched to LED loads — smooth control without buzz, chatter, or shimmer.
Recessed, pendant, chandelier, landscape, and security — one visit can cover them all.
Lighting projects range from a single fixture swap to a whole-room recessed layout. Book professional installation if any of these apply:
Recessed layouts, chandelier and pendant installs over islands and entries, landscape and security floods outside, and dimmer upgrades that finally work with LEDs.
Every lighting project in Raleigh, NC starts above the ceiling or behind the wall — support, box fill, and circuit capacity get verified before the first fixture is hung.
Built for Weight, Wired for ControlRated boxes under heavy fixtures, matched dimmers on every LED load, and clean terminations that never flicker.
We confirm fixture weights against box ratings, plan recessed can spacing and switching, and verify circuit capacity — including attic or crawl access for new wiring.
Fixtures are assembled, hung on rated support, and wired with proper strain relief; chains, downrods, and canopy heights get set to the room — level and centered.
Every switch and dimmer is tested through its full range with your actual bulbs, outdoor fixtures are aimed after dark levels are considered, and the work area leaves clean.
Single fixtures to whole-home lighting plans — most installs finish the same day.
From a single vanity light to a whole-home lighting plan in Raleigh, NC — these are the six fixture families we install every week, and one visit can combine any of them.
Layouts planned for even coverage — remodel cans in finished ceilings with minimal drywall disturbance, dimmed as one zone.
Weight-rated boxes verified or upgraded before hanging, chain and canopy set to the room, two-story foyers included.
Islands and breakfast bars measured and centered — matched heights, clean alignment, and switching that makes sense.
Vanities, closets, hallways, and exterior sconces — swapped or added with proper boxes and strain relief.
Low-voltage path, uplight, and deck systems with weather-rated transformers and buried runs done neatly.
Motion-activated LED floods aimed to cover approaches without blinding neighbors — wired, sealed, and tested after dark settings.
Lighting installation pricing in Raleigh, NC depends on the fixture type and what's above the ceiling. These are the factors that set the number.
Complete transparency on scope: here’s what a standard lighting installation visit covers—and the finish work that belongs to other trades.
Commonly added during lighting work in Raleigh, NC based on what the room — and the wiring behind it — actually needs.
LED-rated dimmers or app-and-voice smart switches wired in the same visit — the upgrade that ends flicker for good.
New switch legs, relocated boxes over a moved table, or extra cans added to an existing layout — quoted before we cut.
Motion-activated floods over driveways and doors added while we're on the ladder — aimed and tested for you.
Electric All Pro provides professional lighting installation services throughout Raleigh, NC and the surrounding Triangle. Select your city below to confirm we service your area.
Our team covers most of Wake, Durham, and Johnston counties.
Check My AddressFixture work must comply with the National Electrical Code governing support, box fill, switching, and wiring methods — the rules that keep a beautiful fixture from becoming a hazard.
Standard ceiling boxes support fixtures up to 50 lbs; anything heavier must hang from a box listed for its weight or from independent structural support.
Outlet boxes used as the sole support of a luminaire shall be listed and rated for the weight supported.
Conductors inside the ceiling box can't exceed its volume limits — overcrowded boxes build heat and stress connections, a classic cause of flicker.
Box volume shall be sufficient for the number and size of conductors, devices, and fittings contained.
Switches and dimmers must be rated for what they control — an underrated or mismatched dimmer overheats, buzzes, and fails early on LED loads.
Switches and dimmers shall be of the type and rating suitable for the load and use intended.
Fixture wiring must use approved methods with proper strain relief — connections that loosen with movement arc, flicker, and eventually fail.
Cord-connected and fixture wiring shall be secured, protected, and terminated with approved fittings.
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Had them install a new vanity light and replace a faulty GFCI outlet. Professional, prompt, and everything up to code — with a detailed walkthrough of the work during the visit.
Two bedrooms lost power — they came within 24 hours, found the old fixture causing it, and installed the new one at a very reasonable price, explained up front.
Very polite, good work, and fair pricing — the kind of crew you want back for the next room's lighting.
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Common questions from Raleigh homeowners about lighting installation.
Our Raleigh electrical experts are here to help you every step of the way.
Fixture swaps start around $150; chandelier installs run $250–$1,000 depending on weight, height, and support work; recessed lighting and exterior fixtures are quoted per layout. Every quote is confirmed before work starts.
Usually yes — the key is the ceiling box. We verify its weight rating first and, if the chandelier is heavier, install rated support or a fan/fixture brace before hanging it.
Yes. With attic access above, most rooms can get remodel-style cans with minimal drywall disturbance. We plan spacing, switching, and dimming with you before cutting anything.
Most flicker on dimmed LEDs comes from an old incandescent-era dimmer driving a load it wasn't designed for. Swapping to a compatible LED-rated dimmer fixes it in most homes — usually a same-visit repair.
Yes — motion-activated floods, soffit fixtures, and low-voltage landscape systems, including new exterior circuits with weather-rated boxes and in-use covers where needed.
Either way works. Most homeowners pick their own fixtures; we're glad to recommend sizes and styles that fit the room, and we can quote supply for larger projects.