Sacramento & surrounding areas

Light Fixtures & Ceiling Fans in Sacramento, CA

The fixture you bought six weeks ago, up on the ceiling and wired properly.

A chandelier hung in a double-height Sacramento entry, replacing a builder-grade fixture

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Lights & Fans — real jobs

Work in Sacramento homes.

Most of these are a straight swap: old fixture down, new one up on the same box, half an hour. The two that are not are ceiling fans and anything heavy over a stairwell.

A fan cannot hang off a standard light box. It needs a fan-rated brace, because a light sits still and a fan spends its life trying to walk itself out of the ceiling. Fitting one is the difference between a fan that is silent and a fan that develops a wobble in a year.

What this covers

  • Fixture swaps — flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers, vanity lights
  • Ceiling fans, including fan-rated boxes and braces where there is none
  • Dimmers and switch replacement, including three-way switches
  • Under-cabinet and closet lighting
  • Smoke and CO detectors
  • Outlet and switch plate replacement

Where I stop

New circuits, panel work and anything that needs a permit is not this job. Swapping what is already there for something better is.

Questions

Straight answers

I bought the fixture online. Will you fit it?
Yes, that is most of these. Have the box open and the parts counted before I arrive and it goes faster.
Can a fan go where a light is now?
Usually, but the box has to be changed for a fan-rated one. From below that is a small job. I will tell you which it is when I see the photo.
Two storeys up in the entry?
That is a ladder job and it is fine. The chandelier in the photos above came down and went back up in a double-height entry.

Need lights & fans sorted?

Send a photo and I'll tell you what it takes and what it costs.

Or call (916) 440-2499.

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