Lighting installations and remodel electrical work
Bring better lighting and practical electrical connections to kitchens, renovations, and changing spaces. We help plan the electrical portion around your layout and fixtures.
Plan the work
around your needs.
- Under-cabinet, recessed, niche, and toe-kick lighting
- Angled plug strips and cabinet lighting layout planning
- Landscape and outdoor lighting
- Switch, dimmer, and outlet changes
- Electrical rough-in and finish work for remodels
- Coordination with your renovation scope
Local service, a clear starting point.
Based in Jensen Beach and serving Stuart, Palm City, Port St. Lucie, and surrounding Treasure Coast communities. Tell us about the location, equipment, and result you want so we can discuss the right next step.
Before we get started.
Can you work with fixtures I supply?
Yes. Send fixture information and the planned locations so we can review compatibility and installation requirements.
When should electrical work be planned?
Ideally before walls close and cabinets or finishes limit access. Share the renovation schedule and plans when requesting an estimate.
Tell us about your project.
Share a few details and photos so we can discuss the scope and next steps.
Start my estimate request ↗Plan the details
before the cabinets go in.
Under-cabinet lighting and angled plug strips work best when planned together. We coordinate fixture locations, switching, and power-strip placement beneath the cabinets around your kitchen layout. The drawings below are planning illustrations, not photographs of completed installations.
Bring the landscape
into the picture.
Landscape lighting can highlight planting areas and extend the atmosphere of your outdoor spaces. These project photos show a palm uplight and its wider waterfront setting.
The work behind
the finished space.
Remodel electrical work starts before the walls close. These construction-stage photos show wiring routes, device locations, and an equipment receptacle during rough-in.



Small lighting details.
A different feel.
Lighting beneath kitchen cabinets brings light to your work surfaces. In bathrooms, niche and toe-kick lighting add a softer accent to the finished space. These project photos show our shower-niche and vanity-lighting work.








