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Lighting & Renovation Electrical in Hamilton & Niagara
Transform your space with expert lighting. Code-compliant renovation electrical.
About This Service
Good lighting changes how a room feels and how well you can use it. We install LED pot lights, pendants and chandeliers, under-cabinet lighting, ceiling fans and dimmers, and we wire kitchen, bathroom and basement renovations from the first new circuit to the last cover plate. Pot light layouts are planned for the room, with spacing, colour temperature and dimming chosen before the first hole is cut, so you get even light without dark spots or harsh overlaps.
Renovation electrical is where code matters most. Opening walls in an older Hamilton home often turns up knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring that has to be dealt with, and new work has to meet today's rules: arc-fault protection in living areas, ground-fault (GFCI) protection near sinks and tamper-resistant receptacles. Most renovation electrical work needs a permit. We take it out, coordinate the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) inspection and patch neatly around new fixtures when the work is done.
What We Do
LED Pot Light / Recessed Lighting
Modern, energy-efficient recessed lighting for any room.
Ceiling Fan Installation
New fan installation with proper support and wiring.
Under-Cabinet Lighting
LED strips and puck lights for kitchens and workspaces.
Pendant & Chandelier Installation
Heavy fixture installation with proper support.
Dimmer Switch Installation
Smart dimmers and standard dimmers for any light.
Kitchen & Bathroom Renovation
Full electrical for kitchen and bathroom renovations.
Basement Finishing Electrical
Complete electrical for basement finishing projects.
Outdoor & Landscape Lighting
Path lights, deck lights, and security lighting.
What's Included
A Lighting Plan
Fixture spacing, colour temperature and dimming planned around how you use the room.
The Right Fixture for the Ceiling
Pot lights under an insulated ceiling must be IC-rated, meaning rated for insulation contact. We match the fixture to the ceiling.
LED-Rated Dimmers
Dimmers rated for LED loads, so lights dim smoothly without flicker or buzz.
Proper Support for Heavy Fixtures
Ceiling fans, pendants and chandeliers mounted on boxes and supports made for their weight.
Renovation Wiring to Current Code
New circuits and receptacles wired to the Ontario Electrical Safety Code, with GFCI, AFCI and tamper-resistant protection where required.
Permit and ESA Inspection
Taken out and arranged by us whenever the work needs one, which most renovation work does.
Clean Installation With Patching
Openings kept small, patched around the new fixtures, and a full cleanup before we leave.
Signs You Need It
Rooms That Feel Dark or Uneven
One fixture in the middle of the ceiling leaves the corners in shadow. A planned layout of pot lights spreads the light evenly.
LED Lights That Flicker or Buzz
Often a dimmer made for incandescent bulbs. A dimmer rated for LED loads normally solves it.
A Renovation Is Coming
Moving walls, adding counters or finishing a basement means new circuits, and the work needs a permit.
Not Enough Outlets
Power bars and extension cords in every room are a sign the space needs more receptacles or a circuit of its own.
Builder-Basic Lighting
Newer homes often come with few pot lights and basic fixtures, and upgrading them is a common request.
Dark Paths and Entrances
Path, deck and security lighting make the outside of your home safer after dark.
How It Works
Walk-Through and Plan
We look at the space with you and plan fixture positions, circuits and switching around how you use it.
Flat-Rate Quote and Permit
A firm price for the whole job before work starts, with the permit taken out when one is needed.
Installation
Fixtures, wiring and dimmers go in to code. In a renovation, the rough-in wiring is inspected before the walls are closed.
Test, Inspect, Clean Up
Every light and switch is tested, the ESA inspects permitted work, and we clean up before we leave.
What Affects the Price
Number of Lights
Pot lights are priced by the light, so the number you install is the biggest factor.
Ceiling Access
An open basement ceiling or an attic above makes wiring quick. Finished ceilings with no access above, or old plaster, take more time.
The Fixtures You Choose
Standard LED pot lights, decorative pendants and chandeliers each change the total.
New Circuits and Panel Space
A renovation that needs new circuits may need space in the panel, or a panel upgrade in an older home.
Scope of the Renovation
A few pot lights are a small job. Rewiring a kitchen or finishing a basement is a project, quoted as one flat price.
Why Homeowners Choose Remarkable
Family-Owned & Local
A local Hamilton family that treats your home like our own. No subcontractors, ever.
Flat-Rate Pricing
The price we quote is the price you pay. No hourly surprises, no hidden fees. Guaranteed.
Lifetime Warranty
Every job backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty. If our work fails, we fix it free.
Frequently Asked Questions
As a starting point, about four to six feet apart, with the lights nearest the walls two to three feet from them. The right spacing depends on the ceiling height, the beam angle of the fixture, and whether you want general light across the room or task light over a counter. We plan the layout before we start.
Usually because the dimmer was designed for incandescent bulbs. Older dimmers can make LEDs flicker, buzz or dim over only a short range. A dimmer rated for LED loads and matched to the fixtures normally fixes it.
Yes, with the right fixture. Under an insulated ceiling, such as a top floor or a cathedral ceiling, pot lights must be IC-rated, meaning rated for contact with insulation. A fixture without that rating needs clearance from the insulation, and using one where it cannot have that clearance is a fire hazard and a code violation.
Usually more circuits than the old kitchen had. Receptacles near the sink need GFCI protection, major appliances often need their own circuits, and new lighting such as pot lights and under-cabinet strips is wired in at the same stage. The work needs an ESA permit, and in an older home, opening the walls can reveal wiring that must be updated first.
What Customers Say
Replaced my old recessed pot lights with new LED pot lights and brightened up the basement extensively. They worked quickly, professionally and exceeded my expectations. Thank you Andrew and the team!
Andy and Lucas were quick and efficient. They installed two ceiling fans through the attic and redid all the outdoor plugs. We are so happy with how everything looks. Highly recommend!
Remarkable Electric did an outstanding job on an electrical problem we encountered which involved replacing a fixture. They fixed the wiring problem and acquired a new light fixture. All completed on scheduled at a very reasonable cost.
We had Remarkable Electric handle the lighting install in our kitchen and bathrooms and honestly the whole experience was amazing. From the very beginning their communication was great: they kept us updated, explained what was going on, and made the whole process super easy. The install itself went perfectly. The new lights in the kitchen totally change the space and look incredible over the island. The bathroom fixtures and shower lights are just as beautiful, everything was lined up perfectly and finished really clean. You can tell they care about the details and take pride in their work. What I really appreciated is that they went above and beyond to make sure everything looked right and worked perfectly before leaving. They left the place spotless too, which was a nice bonus. Overall, Remarkable Electric exceeded my expectations. If you need electrical work or installs done, I highly recommend them: professional, reliable, and the results speak for themselves.
I’ve had Andy come out to help with a few things (back porch smart light, doorbell replacement and recently new bathroom fans) He and his team are always professional, efficient and a dream to work with. I wouldn’t go with anyone else when in need of an electrician. I’d give him 6 stars if I could.
Free Estimate
Flat-Rate Pricing. No Surprises. Same-Day Response.
Call Us
(289) 210-5221Service Area
Hamilton, Niagara & Southern Ontario
Hours
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Our Promise
Satisfaction Guaranteed or We Come Back Free




