Halogen to LED swap. The common job. The old can and its transformer come out, the same 90 mm cut-out and the same cable are reused where they are in good condition, and an integrated IC-4 LED goes in. No new holes, no patching, and the ceiling is ready to be insulated over the same day.
Replacing failed LEDs. Integrated LEDs do not have a lamp to change; when the driver or the light engine fails, the fitting is replaced. We match the cut-out and the colour temperature of the fittings around it so the room stays even, and we tell you if a run of failures points at a wiring or dimmer issue rather than the lights themselves.
New downlights. A renovated kitchen, a living room that was only ever lit by a single pendant, a hallway or a home office. We plan the layout on the ceiling before a single hole is cut: spacing from the walls, task lighting over benches and desks, separate switching where it makes sense, and dimming where you want it. Then the fittings go in, the switching is wired, and the ceiling is photographed finished.
Every job is carried out by a licensed electrician. If you are also insulating, or thinking about it, tell us – the downlights are the first half of that job and we do both.