Columbus, Ohio
Smart lighting installation
Good lighting control still works from the wall. Apps are an extra, not the only switch in the house.
Where lighting projects start
People usually want evening scenes, a night path, and fewer bulbs that ignore the switch. We look at loads, multi-way locations, and whether a keypad belongs in the room.
Possible work
- Dimmers and switches matched to the fixtures
- Companion controls for stairs and long halls
- A short list of scenes: arrive, dine, film, night
Limits
Neutral wires, low LED loads, and fan circuits can block a simple swap. We do not promise every bulb brand will cooperate with every switch.
Scenes people actually keep
- Dinner: table bright, perimeter low
- Film: screen wall dark, a path light left on
- Late: only the route to bedrooms
Cost factors
- Number of switch locations
- Three-way and four-way circuits
- Keypads versus one dimmer per room
- Whether fixtures also change
Questions about this service
Must every fixture be replaced?
Usually no. Many projects change the control at the switch and leave the fixtures.
Can bulbs and switches both be “smart”?
They often fight. We pick one control method per circuit.
What happens in an outage of the internet?
The wall control is the priority. Cloud schedules may pause.
Related
Tell us which rooms feel wrong at night
Name the two or three spaces you use most. That is enough to start a lighting scope.