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Featured Reviews for Lighting Companies & Designers Near Me

Dayloom
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Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsJuly 23, 2014
“Excellent customer service! I am never disappointed in the suggestions for lighting and follow through of their work. Always arrive when scheduled. You can count on Pat and the team to complete the work as discussed.”
BeeTree Homes
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Average rating: 4 out of 5 starsJune 24, 2013
“Bee Tree Homes did an outstanding job to design and manage our master bedroom extension. Their workmanship was of highest quality. We certainly can recommend Bee Tree Homes to any of their future customers!”
Eileen Gould Design and Construction, Inc.
Lighting Companies & Designers Near Me
Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsJune 28, 2014
“We interviewed 13 different contractors before hiring Eileen to remodel our house. She was initially working with an "interior designer" that we had previously retained, but it turned out that at best, she was an interior decorator. We were really trying to give the "designer" the benefit of the doubt because I had a prior relationship with her through my alumni association and we had become friends, but Eileen became concerned because her "design" ideas weren't going to work well for functional and aesthetic reasons. Eileen finally scheduled a meeting for all of us to attend, but the "designer" failed to show up. In any event, when we learned about the extent of the problems, we immediately terminated the "designer." It later came to light that the "designer" had also charged us inappropriately and had us purchase materials at the highest priced stores in order to increase the size of her fees. In any event, Eileen felt so sorry for us and she had been an interior designer before she became a licensed contractor. Eileen took over the role of designer and did not charge us for that additional role because she couldn't believe what we had paid already in that regard. In any event, Eileen and her crew were very diligent and met their time deadlines. With such a large job, it is not unusual for some problems to arise. To her credit, Eileen always took responsibility for any such issues. In fact, the roof leaked over a year after her roofer had done repairs in that area and Eileen made sure that the roof was fixed properly and that the damage caused by the leak was corrected to our satisfaction. We were so impressed with Eileen and liked working with her so much, that she became a close personal friend. We most recently saw her at our wedding on May 3rd, over three years after she remodeled our house.”
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Here are the best times for buying lighting fixtures if you want to find a good deal:

  1. January: Post-holiday sales offer discounts on lighting fixtures, furniture, and storage essentials.
  2. February: Continue furniture sales and deals on electronics, including smart lighting.
  3. July: Summer furniture sales, plus end-of-summer clearance for outdoor lighting fixtures.
  4. August: Another peak for furniture sales, with potential discounts on lighting fixtures.
  5. Holiday Weekends: Presidents Day and Labor Day often have special sales events.
  6. End-of-Year Clearance: Look for lighting fixture deals as retailers clear out inventory.

By checking local lighting stores, you can find great deals on lighting fixtures and save money.

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A well-lit home is essential for both functional and aesthetic reasons. Lighting designers will analyze your home's layout, structure and needs to create an effective lighting plan throughout your home. Though electrical engineers or interior designers can take on the task of outfitting your home with the appropriate lighting services, a professional lighting designer explores lighting as a technique.

What is a lighting plan designer?


Lighting designers often have a knowledge of physics, optics, ergonomics and environmental issues along with an eye for construction and design, allowing them to devise lighting plans that not only improve visibility but create hierarchies, dynamics and a mood within a space. Often working in conjunction with an architect or interior designer, lighting companies will work to incorporate reflective surfaces and integrate daylight. Here are some related professionals and vendors to complement the work of lighting showrooms & sales: Interior Designers & Decorators, Design-Build Firms, Electricians.

Think about how you plan to use each area of your home. It's important to communicate to your lighting designer which space will be used as an office and which will be a media room, for example, as these will require very different lighting services. In addition, consider how you'd prefer to control the lights. Lighting technology today includes dimmers, sensors, photocells (that let lights react to the amount of daylight in a space), programmable scene controls (that let you program different settings for varied lighting) and whole-house lighting controls (that let you control all or a portion of your home's lights from one source), allowing you to tailor your lighting controls however you wish.

Be wary of electricians or sales reps posing as lighting designers. Identify professional lighting companies by finding out whether they're involved in lighting programs or associations such as the International Association of Lighting Designers, and confirming that they have LC (Lighting Certification) or CLC (Certified Lighting Consultant) credentials.

Questions to ask a prospective lighting designer:


  • How long have you been in the business?
  • How many projects like mine have you completed?
  • Can you provide me with references?
  • Are you licensed and insured?
  • Are you a participant of any professional programs or associations?
  • How do you charge, and what does that include?
  • Can you give me a written estimate?
  • What do your services include?
  • When can the job get done?
  • What happens when the cost exceeds the budget? What about when there are changes to materials or labor pricing?
  • What will I need to provide?
  • Are there any important considerations or concerns you foresee with this project?

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