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Our knowledgeable electricians are experts at lighting your home. Whether you're trying to brighten a single room or renovate your entire house, our team has you covered.
Reliable can provide residential lighting installation for any type of lighting you can dream of. From recessed lighting to pendant lighting fixtures, we'll help Atlanta area customers find the perfect options for their home.
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Free in-home estimate (customer provides light fixture).
Lifetime craftsmanship warranty
Installation price: Starting at $149
Average time to complete: 30 minutes to 2 hours
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Average Cost Of Light Fixture Installation
In Atlanta
Low: $149
Average: $338
High: $525
What Impacts Cost?
The type of indoor fixture you choose: Some light fixtures are more expensive to install than others. For example, a standard ceiling light will typically cost less than a recessed light (a light that's concealed behind a ceiling or wall).
- Whether or not you need to add wiring: If you install a light where no wiring exists, the overall cost of the installation project will increase. On the other hand, if the wiring is already in place, the total cost will be less expensive.
The condition of your existing wiring: If your wiring is old (20+ years) or in poor shape, the electrician may need to replace the wiring in order to accommodate the new light fixture.
Signs You Need A New Light Fixture
You see flickering lights: Flickering lights usually indicate that there's an issue with the wiring that's connected to the light fixture. Sometimes, a flickering light means the light bulb socket is bad, which means you may just need a new light fixture. You should contact an electrician if you notice flickering lights.
Your light doesn't turn on at all: Try changing out the light bulb first. If your light bulb isn't the problem, there could be an issue with the wiring or some component inside your light fixture isn't working right (call an electrician for help).
