Light Fixture Installation in Glendale Heights, IL
Recessed lighting, pendants, and ceiling fans installed as part of your remodel.
What this service is
Fixture installation covers the lighting that finishes a room off — recessed cans for general light, pendant fixtures for task lighting over an island or counter, and fans where a room needs airflow. On rooms we're already framing or drywalling, the fixture layout gets planned in before the ceiling closes up, so wiring lands exactly where the fixtures go.
When homeowners call for this
- A basement or kitchen remodel that needs a lighting plan
- Old, dated fixtures that need swapping out
- Wanting pendant lighting over a new kitchen island
- Adding a ceiling fan to a room that doesn't have one
Our process
Plan layout
Decide fixture placement based on the room's use and ceiling access.
Rough-in
Run or connect wiring to each fixture location.
Install
Mount and wire the fixtures.
Test
Confirm every switch and fixture works before we leave.
What affects the cost
- Number and type of fixtures
- Whether new wiring is needed or existing wiring is reused
- Ceiling access — open framing versus finished drywall
Why P&E Barroche
Because fixture installation is usually part of a bigger room we're already building out, the lighting plan gets coordinated with the framing and drywall instead of being an afterthought bolted on later.
We install fixtures as part of remodels in Glendale Heights and Wheaton.
Light fixture installation questions
What kinds of fixtures do you install?
Recessed can lighting, pendant fixtures over islands and counters, ceiling fans with lights, and vanity light bars are the most common fixtures we install as part of remodels.
Can you add recessed lighting to a room during a remodel?
Yes — when we're already framing or drywalling a room, that's the right time to plan out recessed lighting locations before the ceiling closes up.
Do you install fixtures in a room that isn't otherwise being remodeled?
We can, especially if it's a straightforward swap. Bigger new-location fixture installs are easiest to plan when they're part of a room that's already open for other work.