You’ve got a dark hallway. A shadowy corner. A bedroom or basement that somehow has no overhead light at all. If you’re wondering what it takes to fix that — and whether it’s a huge deal — here’s what you need to know. Why There’s No Light There in the First Place Surprisingly, it’s normal — especially in older homes. In many pre-1990s homes (and even some newer builds), rooms were designed with switched outlets instead of ceiling lights. Builders assumed you’d use lamps. Why it happens:
Pro Tip: We run into this in White Bear Lake and Roseville homes all the time — especially in basements and older bedrooms. What the Process Usually InvolvesAdding a light where none exists isn’t as invasive as most people fear. Here’s what a typical install looks like:
Most projects take a few hours, and we leave your space even cleaner than we found it. Pro Tip: The right lighting layout can transform how a room feels — not just how it looks. Things to Think About Before You CallTo help us help you faster, here’s what to consider:
Even if you’re not sure, we’ll walk you through it. A Note for Homes in the Northeast SuburbsWe add lighting to older homes in the Northeast Suburbs every single week. From Roseville to North St. Paul, homeowners are upgrading:
We’re trained to do it efficiently and cleanly — with minimal disruption and clear, friendly explanations throughout. When You Don’t Trust Your Electrical, Trust Skyline ElectricWe’re in the neighborhood every day, helping homeowners brighten their spaces safely — and finally get the lighting they’ve been wanting for years. No pressure. No mess. Just honest, expert help.
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