Light Fixture Installation
Lights hung level and wired right.
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What you get
Support that matches the weight
Heavy lights need more than the box already up there. I brace it, above all over stairs and dining tables.
Hung level and at the right height
Measured against the room and the furniture below, not eyeballed from a ladder.
Dimmers that don't buzz
The dimmer matched to the light. Full range, no flicker, no hum.
What I hang
- Chandeliers, including heavy ones that need extra support
- Pendants, including a row over a kitchen island
- Under-cabinet and above-cabinet lighting
- Bathroom and mirror lights
- Track lighting
- Closet lights that come on when the door opens
- Strip lighting under stairs and shelves
- Outdoor wall lights and motion-sensor security lights
- Landscape lighting and lights that come on at dusk
The light over the stairs
The hardest fixture in most houses hangs over the stairwell. High up, awkward to reach, and usually the heaviest thing in the room.
Those need real support and a plan to get the fixture up without damaging it or the wall. I have done plenty. I look at yours when I come out and tell you what it takes.
Before you buy
Weight and mounting matter more than the photo. A light made for a flat ceiling hangs crooked on a sloped one. A heavy chandelier needs more than a standard ceiling box.
Not sure? Wait until I have been out. I tell you what your ceiling takes, and you buy once instead of twice.
Common questions
I already bought the light. Will you install it?
Yes. And I tell you straight if it is wrong for the spot before it goes up.
There's no light where I want one.
Then it needs new wiring and a switch. I quote that once I have seen the space.
Can you put outside lights on a timer or sensor?
Yes. Timer, motion sensor, or automatic at dusk. I suggest which suits how you use the space.
Will you take the old one away?
Yes. Cleanup and hauling the old one away comes with every job.
My new LED light flickers on the old dimmer.
That is a mismatch between the dimmer and the light. Common, and an easy fix.
Why most people dread hiring an electrician
Everyone has a story about a contractor. Here's what usually goes wrong, and what I do instead.
They charge a trip fee just to look at the job.
My quote is free, and you're under no obligation.
They charge by the hour, so you never know the final price.
I quote a flat price.
They show up late (or not at all).
I show up on time, or $100 off.
They send whoever's available, often an apprentice.
Whoever quotes your job does your job. That's me.
They sell you as much as they can, even if you don't need it.
I tell you what you don't need, in writing.
They might be unlicensed, underinsured, or never background checked.
I'm licensed, insured, and background checked.
They vanish when something fails.
I guarantee my work for life. Parts get two years.
They leave the permit to you.
I handle the permit and coordinate the inspection.
I take pride in doing it right, the first time.
Where I work
Erie, Longmont, Boulder, Frederick, Firestone, Arvada, Broomfield, Golden, Westminster, Thornton, Mead.
Within about an hour of Erie? Get in touch - there's a good chance I can help.
Every job is done by me - no crews, no subcontractors. More about how I work
What my customers say
★★★★★ 5.0 from 24 Google reviews
“I had a great experience working with Form Electric. Adam was professional, knowledgeable, and easy to work with from start to finish. He helped me choose the right ceiling fan for my space and handled the installation smoothly without any issues…”
Regina G. · 4/16/26
“I am very happy with the new can lights in the kitchen! Adam was knowledgable, patient, courteous, and super friendly. I would highly recommend calling Form Electric for your next job!”
B.J. R. · 4/2/26
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Free quotes. Flat prices. No surprises. Financing available.
★★★★★ 5.0 from 24 Google reviews
Or call or text 303-747-7321
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