Lighting Installation

Lighting installations play a crucial role in transforming the ambiance, functionality, and aesthetics of any space. To illuminate your property, get in touch with our team today.

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There are various types of lighting installations available, including ambient, task, and accent lighting. Each type serves a specific purpose and can be used in combination to create a well-lit environment. When it comes to lighting installations, it is crucial to consider factors such as energy efficiency, maintenance, and cost-effectiveness. LED lights are a popular choice due to their low energy consumption and long lifespan. Additionally, regular maintenance of lighting fixtures can help prevent any potential hazards and ensure optimal performance.

Light switches

Is your light switch malfunctioning, or do you want to add a modern touch to any room.

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Different Types of lighting

Light fittings come in a wide range of styles and designs, catering to different aesthetic preferences and functional needs.

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Light Switches

Light switches are essential components of electrical systems that allow us to control the lighting in any room. Light switches come in various types, including toggle switches, rocker switches and dimmer switches. They are available in a wide range of styles, colors, and materials to suit different decor preferences. Reasons to upgrade your light switches include:

Malfunctioning- If your current light switch is malfunctioning, such as flickering or not turning on or off properly, it may be time to replace it.
Aesthetics- Switches come in a variety of designs, colors, and styles. Upgrading a switch can add a modern touch to any room or complement a recent renovation.
Functionality- Advanced switches may have additional features, such as dimmers or programable switches. These features can enhance the user experience and improve comfort in a home.
Safety- Older light switches may not be up to current safety standards. Installing a new switch can improve safety and prevent electrical hazards.

Different types of lighting

LED

LED strips are a versatile and energy-efficient lighting solution that can be used in a wide range of applications.

Recessed

Recessed lighting, also known as downlights, are light fixtures that are installed into the ceiling or wall, with the light source recessed into the surface.

Chandelier

Chandeliers are a versatile and stylish lighting option that can add both functionality and aesthetic appeal to a variety of spaces.

Wall

Wall lighting is a type of light fixture that is mounted on the wall and typically provides indirect or diffused light.

Track

Track lighting is a type of lighting fixture that consists of a continuous track that holds multiple light fixtures that can be adjusted and repositioned along the track.

Pendant

Pendant lighting is a type of light fixture that hangs from the ceiling and typically consists of a single bulb or a cluster of bulbs enclosed in a decorative shade or globe.

What does a lighting installation entail?

Inspection

Firstly the electrical engineer will assess if the light is broken or faulty. Then an evaluation of the area where the lights will be installed is performed, considering factors such as the lighting requirements, electrical capacity, and any existing wiring or fixtures. They will determine the type and number of lights needed and create a plan for their installation.

Safety

As like any electrical work, the engineer will turn off the power supply for the area where they will be installing the lights. This precaution is taken to ensure the safety of both the individuals involved and the property itself.

Installation

The installation process involves the engineer attaching mounting brackets, plates, or boxes to provide support for the light fixtures. They will then run electrical wires from the power source to the light fixtures. If required, the engineer will also install switches, dimmers, or other control devices.

Test

Once the installation is complete, the engineer will restore the power, and test the lights and controls to ensure they are functioning properly.