Lighting work can include
- Ceiling lights, pendants and decorative fittings
- Spotlights and recessed lighting
- LED battens and utility lighting
- External wall lights and floodlights
- Garden and decking lighting
- Additional switches and lighting points
GERRARD’S ELECTRICAL SOLUTIONS
New fittings, additional lighting points and practical lighting upgrades across Chester.
Good lighting should suit the room, the way it is used and the electrical installation supplying it. Whether you are changing a few fittings or redesigning the lighting throughout a space, cable routes, switching and suitable fittings all need to be considered.
Gerrard’s Electrical Solutions installs and alters lighting in homes and small commercial premises across Chester and surrounding areas, including internal lighting, outdoor lighting and additional lighting points.
LED upgrades can reduce energy use and maintenance, but the replacement fitting still needs to be suitable for the location, controls and existing wiring.
Discuss your lighting →The number and position of fittings can make as much difference as the fitting itself. We can help plan sensible locations around room layout, work surfaces, outdoor areas and existing cable routes.
From simple replacements to new lighting points and room refurbishments.
Weather-suitable lighting for entrances, gardens, paths and external working areas.
New and altered wiring is tested as part of the completed electrical work.
We discuss the type of lighting, switching and areas that need to be illuminated.
Cable routes and access requirements are agreed.
Fittings, wiring and controls are installed.
The completed work is inspected and tested.
Gerrard’s Electrical Solutions provides lighting installation and alterations across Chester and surrounding areas for homes, rental properties and small businesses.
Yes, subject to suitable cable routes, ceiling construction and the existing circuit. Access above the ceiling can affect how disruptive the installation is.
Yes, provided the fitting is suitable for the location and can be safely installed on the existing electrical system.
External fittings need a suitable degree of protection for their location and exposure to weather or moisture.
Often yes. The best method depends on the existing switching arrangement and available cable routes.
Tell us what you want to change and we can advise on fittings, cable routes and installation options.