Pictured is the 6" LED Trim

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​Trim
The trim is the part of the can that we can see. The most commonly installed are LED trims and baffle trims. We offer both white and black baffle trims that you can put whatever bulb in you like. If we're installing recessed lights for the first time we prefer to install LED trims as you don't have to worry about bulb replacement. If black baffle trims are already installed in the home then we can match them. Damp rated recessed lights are required over areas like a tub or shower.  We install the LED trim for this application.
 

Warranty
We stand behind our work and offer a one year warranty on all of our parts and labor.

Pictured is the 6" Gimbal Trim

Dimmers
All lights that we provide are dimmable and compatible with most dimmers. If you're thinking about providing your own materials make sure LEDs are dimmable before putting them on a dimmer. Bulbs that aren't compatible with dimmers will flicker or hum. We do carry two styles of dimmers or you can provide your own dimmer as well. 

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Gimbal
Gimbal trims have a 30° tilt with a 360° rotation. The gimbal sits flush with the ceiling when pointed straight down.  The gimbal gives a more modern design to the directional light. 

Recessed lighting, sometimes called can or pot lighting, is becoming increasingly more common in

homes. It adds a modern touch and perfect ambient light. The most common size is 6 inches,

but 4 inch is also available.

Spacing
For an 8-10’ ceiling height cans should be placed 3-4’ from each other, for a 12-15’ ceiling cans should be placed about 6’ apart. Remember to keep your cans about 3’ from walls to avoid harsh shadows that will make your wall look shorter. Be sure to place leave a little extra space between the fan blades and the lights so the fan doesn't "chop" the light when on. 

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