Lighting Fixtures
Utah Lighting Fixtures costs. This pricing matrix includes the purchase and installation of all decorative and functional lighting inside and outside your home.
What’s Included
Includes supply and installation of interior and exterior light fixtures: chandeliers, pendants, sconces, flush mounts, can lights (if not part of electrical), bath vanity lights, ceiling fans, garage lights, and exterior porch lights. Scope includes fixture delivery, mounting, and basic LED bulbs. Does not include low-voltage lighting, smart controls, or lighting design services.
Notes:
fixtures + recessed cans + low-voltage + labor to install and trim
Builder Tips:
Lighting fixtures are typically purchased by the homeowner or designer — verify if your bid includes an allowance or is labor-only. Coordinate fixture delivery to match final electrical walkthrough. Install exterior lights last to avoid construction damage. In Utah, recessed can lights and modern black or brass finishes are trending in new builds.
Real World Example:
A 4,200 sq ft home with 65 total fixtures (interior + exterior):
Mid-tier fixture budget: $6,000–$9,000
Labor install: ~$1,500–$2,200
Total: ~$7,500–$11,200 for full lighting package
Includes chandeliers, vanities, fans, porch lights, and stair lighting
FAQ
Q: Who supplies the fixtures?
A: Often the homeowner or designer. Some contractors include a fixture allowance in the bid.
Q: Are LED bulbs included?
A: Basic bulbs are usually included, but premium dimmable or smart bulbs may be extra.
Q: Can I install lighting myself?
A: It’s possible, but licensed electrician install is safer and often required by builder warranties.
Q: When does lighting get installed?
A: After drywall, paint, and most flooring — usually near the final inspection stage.
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