Lighting & Installations · Round Rock & Greater Austin

Light that works. And wiring that lasts.

Lights, recessed cans, ceiling fans, dimmers, outdoor lighting — installed clean and up to code. And if your lights flicker, we find out why instead of telling you it's the bulb.

★★★★★ 4.8 · 100 reviews 🏆 Best of Round Rock 2025 Licensed TECL #39536

What we install

  • Recessed lighting — planned around the room, not just spaced out evenly.
  • Fixtures & chandeliers — including replacing what's already there.
  • Ceiling fans — on a box built to hold something that spins and shakes.
  • Dimmers & smart switches — paired to your bulbs so they don't buzz.
  • Outdoor & yard lighting — built for weather, sealed against water, GFCI protected.
  • Under-cabinet & accent lighting — the small stuff that makes a kitchen work.
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If Your Lights Flicker

It's almost never the bulb.

A flicker when the AC kicks on. A dim when the microwave starts. Lights that pulse just enough that you've stopped noticing. Most people swap the bulb, shrug, and move on.

But flickering is your home telling you the power behind the walls isn't steady — usually a loose neutral or a loose connection that makes heat every time it wobbles. That's not a light problem. That's a wiring problem dressed up as one.

We measure instead of guessing — and tighten every connection to the spec it was built for.

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Done Properly

What separates a good install from a callback

Lights look simple. The difference between “it works” and “it's right” is in the details you never see.

A fan-rated boxA regular light box isn't built to hold something that spins and shakes. We find this one all the time.
Dimmers matched to bulbsMost LED buzzing and flickering is the wrong dimmer — not a bad bulb.
Layout before holesWhere the lights go, how wide they spread, and how warm they look decide how a room feels.
Rated for outdoorsOutdoor lights need sealed connections and GFCI protection — not indoor parts moved outside.
Right color temperatureWarm light or cool light changes everything. Pick it on purpose, not by accident.
Connections to specEvery light is one more connection. Tight ones last. Loose ones make heat.
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Is switching to LED actually worth it?

See what your current bulbs cost to run versus LEDs, and how long it takes to pay back. We'll be straight with you — it's a real saving, not a game changer.

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The Consult

We'll walk the room with you.

Your lights are one of the few things you look at every single day. Worth getting right. We'll talk through where they go, how they dim, and how warm they look — and make sure the wiring behind them can handle it.

$119

Full System Consultation · credited toward same-day approved work

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The Supersun Universe

The villain who lives in your light switch

Flickering isn't a quirk. It's a character — and he's putting on a show to distract you from what's behind him.

Questions

Lighting, answered straight

Why do my lights flicker when the AC turns on?

A big motor pulls hard for a second when it kicks on, so a quick dip can be normal. But if the dip is strong, keeps happening, or is getting worse, it usually means the power coming in isn't steady — often a loose neutral or a loose connection. That's worth checking, not living with.

Can you install a ceiling fan or fixture where there isn't one?

Usually yes. It depends on what's above the ceiling and whether there's power nearby. Fans need a box built to hold something that moves and shakes — a regular light box isn't made for that, and it's a mistake we find all the time.

What's involved in adding recessed lighting?

It mostly comes down to what's above the ceiling. An attic makes it easy. A second floor or a finished ceiling means more work to run the wire. Layout matters too — where the lights go, how wide they spread, and whether they dim all change how a room feels. We'll walk the room with you first.

Will switching to LED save me money?

Yes, on what your lights cost to run — LEDs use a small fraction of the power of old-style bulbs and last much longer, so you change bulbs far less. But be realistic: lights are only a small part of most power bills. It's a real saving, not a game changer. The bigger wins are better light and not buying bulbs all the time.

Why do my LED lights flicker or buzz on a dimmer?

Almost always because the dimmer and the bulbs don't match. A lot of older dimmers were made for old-style bulbs and don't work well with LEDs. The fix is usually a dimmer made for LEDs, paired to your bulbs — nothing is broken.

Do I need a permit for lighting work?

Swapping a light usually doesn't. New wiring, new circuits, or bigger remodel work usually does. We'll tell you which one your project is before we start, and we handle the permit when it's needed.

Can you help with outdoor and landscape lighting?

Yes. Outdoor lights need parts made for weather, connections sealed against water, and GFCI protection — it's not just indoor lights moved outside. Done right, it lasts. Done wrong, you're calling someone back in a year.

How much does lighting work cost?

It varies a lot — swapping one light and lighting a whole room aren't close to the same job. What changes the price is how easy it is to get to, the wiring, how many lights, and whether they dim. We give you the price upfront and flat, so you approve the number before we start.

Where We Work

Lighting installation across greater Austin

Round RockCedar ParkLeanderPflugervilleGeorgetownLiberty HillHuttoNorth Austin

Real protection means thinking ahead.

Good light is the part you enjoy. Good wiring is the part that lasts.

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