We serve homes across NW London after checking the postcode and the job.
See the Areas page
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This is the practical end of a standard lighting visit: install the agreed fitting or control, carry out
the relevant checks, and leave you with a result that makes sense on day one. If the real setup differs
from the photos or agreed scope, that is explained before the job drifts into something larger.
What happens on the day
Confirm the agreed fitting, dimmer or switch position before starting.
Fit the light or control neatly where the current wiring and mounting allow.
Check switching, dimming and basic operation before handover.
Explain the result, any limits and any sensible next step in plain English.
Best details to send first
A clear photo of the current fitting and the nearby switch.
Any product link or model number if you have already bought the new fitting.
A short note if the room is a bathroom, the ceiling is high, the fitting is heavy, or there is
buzzing, flicker or tripping.
What can change the scope
Hidden heat damage, loose connections, weak ceiling fixing or unexpected wiring condition can turn a
simple swap into fault finding or repair work.
Downlights, bathrooms, heavy fittings and awkward access often need a more careful scope check than a
standard like-for-like change.
If the actual setup differs from the agreed scope, that is explained before anything larger is carried
out.
Send your postcode, a photo of the current fitting, and any product link or model number. I’ll say
whether it still looks like a straightforward lighting visit or whether it should start as fault finding
instead.
