Permanent Lighting Installation Little Rock, AR

Our licensed electricians on staff average ten years in the trade, so the team running track behind your fascia has handled a house with the aluminum siding common across older Little Rock neighborhoods. Mr. Electric of Little Rock also installs permanent lighting for homes in North Little Rock and Sherwood. Interior designers around Chenal Valley have started specifying app-controlled systems on new builds over seasonal Christmas light installation. The color-changing feature alone covers Christmas and Halloween, plus every Razorbacks home game, without another ladder trip. 

Permanent outdoor lighting runs on its own dedicated circuit off the electrical panel, sized for the number of lighting fixtures and the total length across the roof and yard combined. Our team knows that the National Electrical Code exempts most lighting outlets from GFCI protection under 210.8, though the outlet feeding a controller near grade or a patio usually still needs it. Every RGBWW connector on the run carries an IP65 or IP67 waterproof rating, which matters more here than in drier climates.

Smart switches and dimmer systems tie the lighting into whatever home automation a homeowner already runs, such as motion sensors, so the porch lights can trigger off the same app that arms the security system. LED technology cuts running costs compared to old floodlights or incandescent string lights, and a single flood pulls a fraction of the wattage of an equivalent halogen. Solar-powered lights work fine for one path marker. They won't hold one color across forty feet of eave, which is the whole reason permanent installs stay hardwired.

Mr. Electric knows the area and what local homeowners need. Ready to see it on your own roofline? Schedule an appointment, and the crew maps your layout during that same visit.