ServicesLights, Mirrors, & Fans

Bathroom lighting, mirrors, and exhaust fans.

Better lighting, the right mirror, and quiet ventilation that protects your bathroom.

What we handle

Everything your lighting project needs.

Good light and good ventilation make a bathroom easier to use and help it last. We handle the fixtures, wiring, and ductwork together.

01
Lighting design
We plan layered lighting, with overhead, vanity, and accent lights, so you can see clearly without harsh shadows.
02
Vanity lights and sconces
Fixtures placed at the right height and spacing for your mirror, with the wiring moved where needed.
03
Mirrors and medicine cabinets
Framed, frameless, lighted, or recessed mirrors and medicine cabinets, mounted level and secure.
04
Recessed and ceiling lights
Damp-rated recessed lights over the shower and tub, and ceiling fixtures sized for the room.
05
Exhaust fans
Quiet fans sized for your bathroom and vented to the outside, to clear moisture and prevent mold.
06
Switches, dimmers, and outlets
Dimmers, timers, and protected outlets installed where you need them.

Project examples

Examples of the kinds of lighting, mirror, and ventilation updates we take on.

Questions

Straight answers to the questions we hear most. Your free consultation is the best place to ask about your own bathroom.

Have a question we didn't cover? Ask us directly.

How long does it take to update bathroom lighting?

Swapping fixtures often takes a day. Adding new recessed lights or moving wiring can take a few days, including drywall repair and paint.

Why does my bathroom need an exhaust fan?

A properly vented fan removes moisture after showers, which protects your paint, cabinets, and drywall from mold and peeling.

Can you add lights where I do not have any now?

Yes. We can run new wiring for recessed lights, sconces, or a lighted mirror as part of the project.

Can you replace a noisy fan?

Yes. Newer fans are much quieter, and we make sure the new one is sized and vented correctly.

Do lighted mirrors need special wiring?

Most need a power source behind the mirror. We plan for it so no cords are visible.