Residential Lighting Services in St. Louis
Residential lighting can change the way your home looks, inside and out. Brda Electric’s team of residential electricians can brighten your home with stylish lighting design.
We install light systems that make homes safe, comfortable and energy efficient. Common installations include LED upgrades, security lighting and smart controls for the whole home.
Let Brda’s licensed electricians keep your home well-lit and your electric bills low.
Why Choose Brda Electric for Residential Lighting
Licensed and insured electricians
Every job is handled by licensed professionals protected under insurance. These safeguards ensure legal compliance and protect homeowners from liability.
Decades of experience with St. Louis homes
From historic brick houses to brand-new builds, we know St. Louis because we live here, too. With over 35 years of 5-star service, we’ve earned a reputation worth trusting.
Commitment to safety and code-compliance
Brda Electric installs according to the latest national and local electrical codes. Our expertise in local regulations keeps projects safe, efficient and legally compliant.
Honest and transparent professionalism
Expect clear scopes, upfront pricing and proactive communication. We’ll treat your home with the same respect as our own and leave the space brighter than we found it.
Our Residential Lighting Services
Brda Electric delivers home lighting solutions that fit your style, budget and timeline. We design, install, and upgrade lighting systems that save energy and brighten lives.
Indoor Lighting
Brda has the creative and technical skills to design modern lighting fixtures to your preference.
- Illuminate living spaces with recessed lighting.
- Fill vertical space with a chandelier or statement piece mounted on high ceilings or stairwells.
- Customize your home with task and accent lights over islands, desks, tables and sinks.
- Get bright lighting wherever you need it most with neatly hidden LED strips or puck lights.
- Control everything remotely with a smart light system.
Outdoor Lighting
Boost curb appeal and nighttime visibility with durable, weather-rated fixtures placed for balanced coverage.
- Highlight architecture, trees, and paths with low-voltage landscape fixtures.
- Improve entry visibility and style with properly sized porch lighting.
- Illuminate steps and walkways after dark with spaced, low-voltage pathway lights.
Security Lighting
Improve safety and deter intruders with thoughtfully placed, tamper-resistant fixtures.
- Cover driveways and backyards with wide-beam floodlights for clear nighttime visibility.
- Automate exterior light levels with dusk-to-dawn fixtures that turn on at night and off at sunrise.
- Remove dark corners around fences and garages with targeted perimeter illumination.
Motion Lighting
Add hands-free convenience with sensors that activate light where and when you need it.
- Light high-traffic areas with motion-activated floodlights.
- Add hands-free lighting convenience to driveways and walkways.
- Enjoy automatically brightened entry spaces.
Our Lighting Installation Process
Every electrical installation is unique, but this is what our typical approach looks like:
Consultation, planning and design
Your Brda electrician assesses the project space, goals and budget. They’ll also evaluate your service panel and current load capacity to ensure a safe installation. Then, we map planned locations for fixtures, switches and controls for your review.
Material selection and energy efficiency considerations
You can provide the fixtures, or we can help you select models to meet your goals. Common equipment to consider includes dimmers, switches and smart controls. Where practical, we suggest ENERGY STAR® and utility incentive options.
Professional, code-compliant installation
Your licensed electrician completes the lighting installation to code, pulling permits and coordinating the final inspections when required. We clean as we go to keep your space neat.
Final testing
Your electrician tests every new circuit, switch and control. We’ll review operation and maintenance basics for extending equipment life.
