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Service — Lighting

Lighting that flatters the house, not the catalogue.

Good lighting is the cheapest renovation there is. We do everything from swapping tired fittings to planning whole-room schemes — layered, dimmable, and wired so the switches end up where your hand expects them.

First room from £190, then £120 a room, inc. VAT

A warmly lit kitchen at dusk with layered lighting and pendants over an island

What’s included

  • A room-by-room chat about how you actually use the space
  • Fittings supplied by us or by you — no markup games either way
  • New positions cut in neatly, with making good included
  • Dimming and smart control options priced plainly (+£45 a room)
  • LED throughout as standard — we’ll calculate the running-cost saving if you like
  • Certification for every alteration

Certification issued: Minor Works Certificate (or EIC for new circuits)


How it goes

  1. 01

    Walk the rooms

    Ten minutes per room with you tells us more than any plan — where you read, cook, work, and watch TV.

    Free with any booked job

  2. 02

    Agree the scheme

    Positions, fittings, circuits and switching marked up and priced per room, so you can do some now and some later.

    Priced within 3 working days

  3. 03

    Installation

    A room typically takes half a day; a downlight scheme a full one. Furniture covered, dust kept down.

    ½–1 day per room

  4. 04

    Aim, dim, certify

    We aim adjustable fittings with you at dusk if you want, set the dimming curves, and issue the paperwork.

    Certificate within 48 hours

What moves the price

Factor Why it matters
Rooms and positions Pricing is per room and per new position — replacing a fitting is quick, cutting in six downlights isn’t.
New positions vs replacements New positions add about £60 a room in cutting, cabling and making good.
Ceiling construction Lath-and-plaster ceilings and insulated lofts slow the cable runs. We price it after seeing it, not after starting.
Controls Dimming or smart switching adds £45 a room. Design-led schemes across more than three rooms are survey territory.

Questions we actually get asked

Can you fit lights I’ve bought myself?

Of course. About half our lighting work is fitting customers’ own choices. If something you’ve bought is poorly made or wrong for the room, we’ll say so before it goes up.

How many downlights does a room need?

Fewer than most installers fit. A grid of twelve in a small kitchen is a cliché, not a scheme — we’d rather layer a few downlights with under-cabinet and pendant light. It looks better and runs cheaper.

Do smart bulbs or smart switches make more sense?

Usually switches — they work for guests, survive Wi-Fi outages, and don’t care which bulb is fitted. Bulbs suit renters and colour-changing corners. Happy to talk it through.

Will you make good the holes?

Yes — cutting in neatly and filling is part of the job. Paint touch-ups are yours, but you won’t be re-plastering.

Is a certificate really needed for lights?

Any alteration to fixed wiring gets at least a Minor Works Certificate from us. It matters when you sell the house, and it’s how work should be done anyway.

Tell us what needs doing.

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