Incandescent Bulb Replacement 

These older technology bulbs are the least efficient. Since 2012, incandescent bulbs have been required by the Department of Energy to produce the same light using less power. Incandescent bulbs work best for task lighting that requires high brightness. They are also compatible with standard dimmer switches. Different types of incandescent bulbs include general service/standard, reflectorized, and xenon.

Halogen Bulb Replacement

Halogen bulbs are twice as efficient as incandescent bulbs. They emit a bright white light, making them popular for outdoor applications like security and stadium lighting. Interior halogens also work well with dimmer switches.

Fluorescent Bulb Replacement 

Commonly used in commercial lighting, fluorescents and compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs) consume 1/5 to 1/3 of the electricity used by incandescent. They last ten times longer and emit a similar amount of light. CFLs can replace incandescent bulbs in standard light sockets for energy savings. To use a CFL with a dimmer switch, the switch must specifically support CFLs. It is vital to dispose of fluorescents properly, and take precautions in case of breakage due to mercury.

HID/Metal Halide Bulb Replacement 

High-intensity discharge (HID) bulbs have a long lifespan, high efficiency, and emit a substantial amount of bright light. Apart from metal halides, they don't offer pleasing light colors and aren't compatible with dimmer switches. They are commonly used in warehouses and industrial settings.

LED Bulb Replacement

Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) are the most efficient and long-lasting type of bulb. They consume 75 percent less energy than incandescent bulbs and last 35 to 50 times longer. LEDs outlast typical halogens by 20-25 times and typical CFLs by 8-10 times. To use an LED bulb with a dimmer switch, ensure that the switch is compatible with LEDs.

Track Lighting Bulb Replacement 

Track lights typically utilize multifaceted reflector bulbs, consisting of halogen, LED, or fluorescent light bulbs. The brilliance and efficiency of your track lighting rely on the bulb type you incorporate into the fixture.

Can Light Bulb Replacement 

Recessed lighting fixtures provide versatility in terms of bulb options. A regular screw-base "can light" can accommodate standard-sized incandescent, fluorescent, halogen, or LED bulbs. Your selection should be based on your lighting requirements for the specific area. Consider the desired brightness for the room, energy consumption, and the need for dimmable lighting.

Ceiling Fan Light Replacement 

Replacing ceiling fan light bulbs can vary in difficulty. Most ceiling fans use standard screw base bulbs, allowing you to install incandescent, CFL, or LED bulbs. We can help you choose the bulb that best suits your room's lighting needs.

Electric Fire Bulb Replacement 

An electric fireplace is a convenient way to create a cozy ambiance in a room. Like any other light fixture, the light bulb in the electric fireplace will eventually need to be replaced. Most electric fireplaces utilize 40-watt chandelier or candelabra E12 LED bulbs.

Porch Light Bulb Replacement 

Your porch is the initial impression of your home for visitors. Make it inviting and cozy during the evenings with light fixtures and unique porch light bulbs. Vintage-style incandescent bulbs may not be the most energy-efficient choice, but they add a touch of uniqueness. Soft-white outdoor LED bulbs are also an excellent option for porch lights.