Pot lights are one of the most common upgrades we do in Richmond Hill — in living rooms that only have a single ceiling fixture, kitchens that need better task lighting, and basements being finished for the first time. We lay out the lights evenly so the room is lit properly rather than spotted with bright and dark patches.
We use slim LED pot lights that work well in existing ceilings, often without large openings or major drywall repairs. Lights can be grouped into zones and put on dimmers so you can control the mood of a room.
Outside, we install soffit pot lights, wall lanterns, entrance lighting and backyard and patio lighting. Exterior work uses weather-rated fixtures and protected connections so it holds up through Ontario winters.
Lighting projects we handle
- Living room and family room pot lights
- Kitchen pot lights and under-cabinet lighting
- Basement lighting for new finishes
- Ceiling fixtures, chandeliers and pendants
- Soffit lights and exterior wall lanterns
- Patio, deck and backyard lighting
- Office and retail LED lighting
Lighting issues we fix
- Dark rooms with a single ceiling fixture
- Flickering or buzzing lights and dimmers
- Fixtures that stopped working after a renovation
- Old, inefficient lighting that's costly to run
- Exterior lights damaged by weather




How we approach a lighting job
- 1
We look at the room, how you use it and where light is needed.
- 2
We propose a layout with fixture count, spacing and switching.
- 3
Wiring is run with minimal openings in finished ceilings.
- 4
Fixtures, dimmers and switches are installed and connected.
- 5
We test every light and clean up before we go.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pot lights does a room need?
It depends on ceiling height, room size and the look you want. We'll suggest a layout and spacing when we see the space.
Can pot lights go into an existing ceiling?
Usually, yes. Slim LED pot lights are designed for retrofit installs and typically need only small openings.
Can I put pot lights on a dimmer?
Yes. We install dimmers that are compatible with the LED lights being used so they dim smoothly without flicker.
Do you install outdoor lighting?
Yes — soffit pot lights, wall lights, entrance lighting and backyard lighting with weather-rated fixtures.

