Potlight Installation and LED Recessed Lighting in Toronto

Four to eight slim LED potlights over island, sink, prep and cabinet zones, wired to a new Lutron or Leviton dimmer with drywall patching included.

Standard projects run four to eight slim 4-inch LED potlights (2700K to 5000K, CRI 90+, dimmer-compatible) over the island, sink, prep counter and cabinet zones. Flat ceilings get canless wafer fixtures, and cathedral or angled ceilings get gimbal trims so the beam still lands on the counter.

Twenty to thirty LED potlights zoned across rec room, office, laundry and bar or theatre areas, in drop ceilings or drywall.

Basements are our second most common project, especially in older Etobicoke, Scarborough and Willowdale bungalows with unfinished ceilings or buzzing fluorescent tubes. Standard LED recessed lighting retrofits run twenty to thirty 4-inch or 6-inch potlights, zoned on multiple dimmers between rec room, office, laundry corner and bar or theatre area.

Eight to sixteen sealed, weatherproof IC-rated potlights under front and side soffits on a dedicated outdoor circuit with photocell or smart control.

Exterior soffit potlights are our fastest-growing service. Standard projects use eight to sixteen fully sealed, weatherproof IC-rated LED potlights under the front and side soffits for architectural downlighting.

Six to ten potlights on two or three dimmer circuits, designed around an existing chandelier or ceiling fan, or a full retrofit.

Living room installs pair recessed lighting with existing chandeliers or ceiling fans, either adding potlights around a centrepiece fixture or removing it and redistributing the light. Standard projects use six to ten 4-inch LED potlights zoned on two or three dimmer circuits for ambient and task control, often with gimbal art lights over a fireplace or feature wall.

Three to five warm-white potlights per bedroom with headboard reading zones and quiet dimmers that don't buzz.

Bedroom installs run three to five 4-inch LED potlights per room, often with two adjustable reading lights over the headboard on their own bedside switch. We use sleep-friendly 2700K to 3000K warm white, baffle trims that cut glare when you're lying down, and silent ELV or Lutron dimmers that don't buzz at low output.

Wet-rated potlights over the shower and damp-rated ceiling fixtures for Toronto bathrooms, with GFCI verification and exhaust fan review on every job.

From condo ensuites in Bayview Village to century-home bathrooms in Riverdale, bathroom recessed lighting needs wet-rated or damp-rated fixtures depending on the distance to the shower and tub. We use IC-rated, wet-listed potlights with sealed lenses and vapour barrier gaskets over the shower, and damp-rated, air-tight fixtures for the general ceiling.

Small-aperture 3-inch and 4-inch fixtures placed flush between beams or on the tray step, for new builds and finished coffers.

Coffered and tray ceilings need precise placement so every fixture sits flush and centred in its panel or on the tray step. We use small-aperture 3-inch and 4-inch LED fixtures on the flat panels between beams, set out with laser alignment so rows stay true across the room.

Replace halogen or fluorescent fixtures with LED potlights, including safe removal, mercury tube disposal, drywall patching and LED-compatible dimmers.

Retrofits replace old halogen MR16 or incandescent cans and fluorescent fixtures with modern canless LED potlights. We remove the old fixtures safely, bag fluorescent tubes that contain mercury for proper disposal, and patch drywall wherever the old cavity doesn't match the new potlight size.

Lutron Caseta, Philips Hue, Google Home and Alexa integration with RGB and tunable-white (2200K-6500K) potlights.

Smart installs integrate with Lutron Caseta over Clear Connect, Philips Hue over Zigbee, and Google Home or Amazon Alexa for voice control. Colour-changing RGB fixtures shift between warm white and full-spectrum colour for games rooms and theatres.

Chandelier replacement and new installs with wiring, ceiling box support upgrades and drop-cloth cleanup.

Chandelier work covers replacement and new installs with wiring and ceiling box work. Basic swaps use your supplied fixture and existing wiring.

Hardwired LED under-cabinet strips on a dedicated dimmer and pendant lights over islands and dining tables.

Under-cabinet LED strips light the prep counter that ceiling potlights can't fully reach, because the upper cabinets block the beam. We hardwire LED tape light in aluminum channels with diffusers, tuck the LED driver out of sight, and put the strips on their own dedicated dimmer.

Six to twelve LED path lights, tree uplights and accent lights on a low-voltage transformer and photocell timer.

Landscape and path lighting is April to October work, when the ground is workable for buried low-voltage cable. Packages use six to twelve LED path lights, tree uplights or accent lights on a low-voltage transformer with a photocell timer, so everything comes on at dusk.

Diagnose and fix flickering, buzzing or blinking LED pot lights across Toronto homes. Common fixes are dimmer-to-driver mismatch, loose joist connections or a failing LED. Most calls finish same-day with the written workmanship warranty.

Most flickering calls trace back to one of four causes: an old incandescent-rated wall-box dimmer paired with a modern LED driver, a loose or corroded wire-nut connection in the ceiling joist bay, a failing LED driver inside one specific fixture, or a shared neutral conflict on a renovated circuit. We arrive with a multimeter, a dimmer compatibility chart from Lutron and Leviton, and the common replacement drivers in stock on the van.

Downtown Toronto condo pot light installation on concrete ceilings. Drop-drywall bulkheads, surface-mount cylinder downlights or ultra-slim wafers under the plenum. Board-approval workflow and HEPA-vacuum dust control every job.

Condo ceilings are poured reinforced concrete that cannot be cut into, so standard recessed potlights are impossible. We work with three condo-approved methods: dropped drywall bulkheads that carry the wiring and recessed potlights 4 to 6 inches below the concrete, surface-mount cylinder downlights that bolt directly to the concrete through anchors, or ultra-slim 1-inch wafer potlights installed into an existing dropped drywall feature if your unit has one.