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Our electricians have decades of experience with pool lighting installations and repairs. Life safety is the most important thing we can provide when repairing your pool light. We offer:
We follow all manufacturer guidelines as well as article 680 of the National Electrical Code when it comes to all of our work around swimming pools.
When installing pool lights, we prioritize safety above all else. Our electricians follow rigorous protocols to ensure a secure installation process. We strictly adhere to National Electrical Code (NEC) standards and local regulations. Our crews understand the difference between grounding and bonding and apply that knowledge to make sure your family is safe swimming in a pool. We conduct thorough testing before, during, and after installation to guarantee the system’s safety and functionality. Our team is committed to creating a well-lit, enjoyable pool environment without compromising on safety.
Pool lights need only be replaced when they are not working. Some pool lights require only a lamp and new gasket, while others need an entirely new fixture installed. Pool lights should be inspected by the homeowner regularly, especially if it is protected by a GFCI.
It’s not recommended. Pool light installation involves complex electrical work in and near a water environment, which can be dangerous if not done properly. Always hire a licensed electrician.
Yes, LED lights are more energy-efficient, last longer, and often offer more color options and features.
Costs vary depending on the type of light, pool size, and complexity of installation. On average, it can range from $400 to $1500 per light.
Some pool lights are just a lamp and gasket repair. Integral LED fixtures, when they fail, are not able to be repaired.
A typical installation can take 2-4 hours per light, depending on the pool’s original construction. There is a large bond wire in the conduit for large in wall pool lights that use a niche. That bond wire can create more work when pulling the light cord out and back in.
Yes, when installed properly. National Electrical Code allows for 120v GFCI pool lights, however we only install 12v pool lights. 12v lights are a higher level of safety above and beyond GFCI protected lights.
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