According to the U.S. Department of Energy, residential LED lighting uses at least 75% less energy and lasts up to 25 times longer than incandescent lighting. Swapping bulbs is a start — the real upgrade is lighting that's planned: the right fixtures in the right places, on controls that match how you use each room.

We handle everything from a single room of recessed lights to whole-house conversions, including the dimmers and drivers that keep LEDs from flickering or buzzing.

LED Lighting Upgrades

What we install

Recessed lighting

Slim LED wafer lights and retrofit trims for kitchens, living rooms and basements — even in rooms that never had overhead lighting.

Under-cabinet & accent lighting

Task lighting over counters and warm accent lighting for shelves, bars and built-ins.

Outdoor & security lighting

Porch, landscape, flood and motion-activated lighting that makes your property safer after dark.

LED-compatible dimmers

Dimmers matched to your LED fixtures — the fix for most flicker and buzzing problems.

LED fixture replacements

Swap dated fixtures for efficient LED fixtures, installed on properly supported and grounded boxes.

Commercial accent lighting

Warm, even LED lighting for bars, restaurants and retail spaces.

Signs it's time to upgrade

  • Lights flicker or buzz when they're dimmed
  • Kitchens and work areas that rely on one ceiling fixture
  • Outdoor areas that are hard to see at night
  • Old fixtures that run hot or burn through bulbs
Restaurant bar with glowing LED lighting under the bar top and along the back shelving
Under-counter LED accent lighting

How it works

From first call to finished job.

  1. 1

    Call or send a request

    Tell us what you have in mind — call (423) 355-8865 or use the estimate form.

  2. 2

    We look at the job

    We ask the right questions, check your panel and wiring, and give you a clear quote before work starts.

  3. 3

    Done right, to code

    Licensed, insured and bonded work, with permits and inspections handled when the job needs them.

FAQ

LED Lighting Upgrades: common questions

Will my existing dimmers work with LED bulbs?

Sometimes, but many older dimmers were designed for incandescent loads and make LEDs flicker, buzz or dim unevenly. We replace them with dimmers rated for your LED fixtures.

How much can LED lighting save?

The U.S. Department of Energy says residential LEDs use at least 75% less energy than incandescent lighting and last up to 25 times longer. Your actual savings depend on how many lights you convert and how long they run each day.

Can you add recessed lights to a finished ceiling?

In most cases, yes. Modern LED wafer lights need very little ceiling depth, and the wiring can usually be run through the existing ceiling with minimal patching.

What color temperature should I choose?

Warm white (about 2700K–3000K) feels cozy in living rooms and bedrooms; neutral to cool white (3500K–4000K) works well in kitchens, garages and workspaces. We'll help you choose and keep it consistent from room to room.

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