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Lighting, wiring & electrical repairs

Recessed lighting and chandeliers, new circuits and outdoor power, and repairs for anything that flickers, trips or quits — done neatly, to code, across Suffolk & Nassau County.

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Licensed & insured Fully covered on every job
10+ years Residential field experience
24/7 emergency Nights, weekends, holidays
Free quotes Written price before work starts
What we do

The everyday electrical work that makes a house work

Not every job is a panel upgrade. Most calls are about light, power where you need it, or something that stopped working. We plan lighting that suits the room, run new circuits cleanly through finished walls, wire pools, hot tubs and outdoor spaces to code, and track down electrical problems instead of guessing. Every job is quoted in writing, permitted where required and left clean.

Interior lighting

Layouts that light the room evenly, installed with as little patching as possible.

  • Recessed lighting in new and existing ceilings
  • Pendants, chandeliers & fixture swaps
  • Under-cabinet, cove & accent lighting
  • Ceiling fans

Outdoor & landscape lighting

Light for curb appeal, safety and evenings outside.

  • Landscape & path lighting
  • Security & motion lighting
  • Patio, deck & pergola lighting
  • Exterior fixtures & soffit lights

Controls & LED upgrades

Better light and lower bills from the fixtures you already have.

  • LED retrofits
  • Dimmers matched to your fixtures
  • Smart switches & scheduling
  • Timers & photocells for outdoor lights

New circuits & outlets

Power where you actually use it, on the right-size circuit.

  • Dedicated circuits for appliances & equipment
  • New outlets, USB & outdoor receptacles
  • Kitchen, laundry & garage circuits
  • Mini-split & heat pump connections

Pool, hot tub & outdoor wiring

Wet locations need GFCI protection, bonding and the right materials. We do it to code.

  • Pool pump, heater & equipment wiring
  • Hot tub & spa circuits with disconnect
  • Outdoor kitchen & bar wiring
  • Shed, detached garage & feeder runs

Repairs & troubleshooting

We find the cause, explain it and fix it properly.

Recent work

Lighting & wiring projects across Long Island

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Glass pendant lights over a new kitchen island
New kitchen — island pendants & recessed lighting
LED cove lighting and recessed lights in a coffered ceiling
Living room — LED cove & recessed lighting
Outdoor kitchen and covered pergola with ceiling fan
Outdoor kitchen — pergola fan, lighting & power
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How it works

Four steps, no surprises

01

Call or text

Describe the job. We answer directly and book a visit that fits your schedule.

02

Written quote

A clear, itemized price reviewed with you before any work starts.

03

Permitted work

We pull permits where required and do the work to code — no subcontractors.

04

Inspection & cleanup

We schedule and pass the inspection, then leave your home the way we found it.

Why MTL

The owner is the electrician

We have 10+ years wiring Long Island homes — new construction, renovations and high-value real estate. The electrician who quotes the job does the job and answers the phone after.

Licensed & insured Suffolk & Nassau County
No subcontractors Same electrician start to finish
Written quotes The price is the price
Work guaranteed We come back if it's not right
FAQ

Lighting, wiring & repair questions

Straight answers for Long Island homeowners.

Can you add recessed lighting to an existing ceiling?

Usually, yes. Most existing ceilings can take remodel-style recessed lights fed through small access holes, so there's little or no drywall patching. We check the framing, insulation and what's above the ceiling at the quote visit.

Do pools and hot tubs need special wiring?

Yes. Code requires GFCI protection, equipotential bonding, a disconnect within sight of a hot tub, and wiring methods rated for wet locations. We handle the permit and inspection.

My lights flicker. Is that dangerous?

A single flickering bulb is often just the bulb or a dimmer that doesn't match an LED. Flickering across rooms, or lights that dim when appliances start, can point to a loose connection or an overloaded service. Those are worth having checked soon.

Do you install fixtures I've bought myself?

Yes. We install customer-supplied fixtures, fans and smart switches all the time. We'll confirm the box, support and circuit are right for them before we hang anything.

Need lighting, a new circuit or a repair?

Tell us what you have in mind. You get a written quote, straight answers and work that passes inspection the first time.

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