RESIDENTIAL · LIGHTING & CEILING FANS

Make the lighting work for your space.

A well-planned lighting change begins with how you use the room or area. AZ Lighting & Electric installs and upgrades residential lighting and ceiling fans, including electrical work connected to remodeling and changes to existing wiring.

Start with the fixture and the location

Tell us what you want to install, where it will go and whether you are replacing an existing fixture or creating a new location. If you have chosen a fixture or fan, include the product information when discussing the job. The existing wiring and installation conditions help determine the work required.

Coordinate lighting with the rest of the remodel

Changing a room can also change where lighting and wiring belong. Share your remodel stage and any planned work by other trades before the electrical scope is finalized. This gives the conversation a clear starting point: what stays, what moves and what needs to be added. New wiring and related repairs can be discussed where they are part of the project.

Keep a focused project brief

A few useful details are better than a vague request for new lights. Identify the rooms or exterior areas involved, the number and type of planned installations, and any known issues with the current setup. We can then discuss the assessment, access and timing needed to define an estimate. No fixed completion time is assumed from a fixture count alone.

Tell us what you want to change

Call (480) 560-8724 or send an inquiry with your city and a short description. Mention whether fixtures have already been selected and whether the project is part of a larger remodel. We will discuss the next step; submitting the request does not confirm an installation appointment.

LET’S DEFINE YOUR PROJECT

• Lighting installation and upgrades

• Ceiling fan installation

• Electrical changes connected to remodeling

• New wiring and related installation requirements

YOUR NEXT PROJECT STARTS HERE

Let’s get to work.

Tell us what you need, where the project is, and when you’re hoping to begin.