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Under-Cabinet Lighting Installation
Professional under-cabinet lighting installation for improved kitchen visibility.
How I Can Help
Here's a list of under-cabinet lighting tasks I can help with. The specifics depend on your cabinet setup and what's already wired:
Install LED under-cabinet light strips
Install puck lights under cabinets
Wire lights to wall switches
Install plug-in under-cabinet lighting
Connect lights to dimmer switches
Install battery-operated cabinet lights
Wire lights to existing circuits
Install low-voltage LED systems
Conceal wiring inside cabinets
Install motion-sensor cabinet lights
Connect multiple light strips
Mount lights flush to cabinet bottoms
Install color-changing LED strips
Tasks Not Typically Included
Lighting installs depend heavily on how the cabinets are built and what's already wired nearby. This covers what's typically outside scope, but reach out before booking if you want to confirm the electrical situation before I come out.
New electrical circuit or dedicated outlet installation (requires licensed electrician)
Cabinet installation, replacement, or modification to accommodate lighting
Countertop, backsplash, or tile work
Recessed lighting or other ceiling fixture installation
Included With Every Job
These four standards come with every job, no matter the size or scope.
Neat work area
Cabinet surfaces and countertops stay protected from tools and wiring throughout the install.
Full cleanup
All wire trimmings, packaging, and mounting hardware scraps are removed before I leave.
Professional appearance
I arrive prepared and keep your kitchen surfaces clean and respected throughout.
Job walkthrough
We test each fixture before I leave so you can confirm placement and brightness are right.
How It Works
Four simple steps to complete your under-cabinet lighting installation service.
01
Request service
Describe what you'd like installed and where, share photos if helpful, and tell me your preferred timing.
02
Review scope and estimate
I review what you've described, confirm fixture type and power source options, and send a clear written estimate.
03
Schedule and complete work
I complete the installation on the agreed schedule, in line with any applicable requirements, and keep the work area clean throughout.
04
Final walkthrough
We test the lighting together so you can confirm placement and brightness are right and you're completely satisfied.
Why Install Under-Cabinet Lighting with Bedrock
Owner Operated Service
You work directly with me from first message to final walkthrough.
Direct One-on-One Support
No handoffs or middlemen. I keep communication clear and personal.
Transparent Solo Pricing
I give upfront pricing before work starts, with no surprise add-ons.
Personally Guaranteed Work
I personally stand behind every job and make it right if needed.
Under-Cabinet Lighting FAQs
Common questions about under-cabinet lighting installation.
How much does under-cabinet lighting cost?
Under-cabinet lighting installation starts at $200 for basic plug-in LED strip systems. Hardwired systems connected to a switch or dimmer typically run $300-500 depending on linear footage and electrical access. A licensed electrician handles any new circuit or panel work.
What's better LED strips or puck lights?
LED strips provide even continuous illumination across the full length of the cabinet. Puck lights offer focused accent or task lighting at specific points. I recommend based on your countertop use and the look you want.
Can you hide the wiring?
Yes, I route wiring inside the cabinet body and through the cabinet backs to minimize visible cord runs. For plug-in systems, I position the cord exit point near an existing outlet. Hardwired installs are fully concealed.
Do I need an electrician for this?
Under-cabinet lighting connections to existing circuits are part of my scope. New dedicated circuits or panel work requires a licensed electrician, which I can help coordinate as part of the overall project.
Can you add dimmer switches?
Yes, I install dimmer switches for hardwired under-cabinet systems so you can drop the lighting to ambient level in the evenings without turning it off entirely.
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Under-cabinet lighting is one of the most functional upgrades a kitchen can get, adding task light right where countertop prep work happens and making the whole space feel more finished at the same time. Common options include LED strip lights, puck lights, and linear bar fixtures, which come in hardwired, plug-in, and battery-operated versions depending on how clean the install needs to look. Color temperature matters too: warm white around 2700K suits most kitchens, while cooler daylight tones work better in spaces where color accuracy and detail work are a priority.
In Twin Cities kitchens, under-cabinet lighting is often added during remodels or as a standalone upgrade, and the wiring approach depends on whether outlets are already present inside the upper cabinets. Hardwired installs hide all cabling and run through a switch or dimmer, while plug-in systems offer a cleaner retrofit without opening walls. Aligning fixtures so light spreads evenly across the full countertop depth, without hot spots or visible glare at the front edge, is what separates a professional install from a basic DIY setup.
In Twin Cities kitchens, under-cabinet lighting is often added during remodels or as a standalone upgrade, and the wiring approach depends on whether outlets are already present inside the upper cabinets. Hardwired installs hide all cabling and run through a switch or dimmer, while plug-in systems offer a cleaner retrofit without opening walls. Aligning fixtures so light spreads evenly across the full countertop depth, without hot spots or visible glare at the front edge, is what separates a professional install from a basic DIY setup.