An open kitchen and living area lit by recessed pot lights and pendant lights

Pot light installation that lights the whole room

Pot lights and interior lighting for kitchens, basements and whole renovations in Greater Moncton and across PEI.

Plan your lighting

Moncton (506) 389-2393PEI (782) 377-8509

Sound familiar?

One light in the middle of the ceiling.Shadows over the counter.A basement that feels like a basement.

Lighting is the part of a room you notice every evening, and the part that’s hardest to change once the ceiling is finished.

You should be able to see what you’re doing in your own kitchen.

Interior lighting

Light the room, not just the middle of the ceiling

One fixture in the centre of a room leaves the corners, the counters and the reading chair in shadow. Pot lights spread the light where you actually use it.

LuMar Electric installs pot lights and interior lighting for homeowners in Moncton and surrounding areas and across Prince Edward Island — in a kitchen, a living room, a basement being finished, or a whole renovation.

The photo is one of the suites at The Village at Jonathan Park in Moncton, where LuMar did the full electrical. A good layout starts with how you use the room: where you cook, where you read, and which lights you want on the same switch.

Pot lights over the kitchen and dining area of a suite at The Village at Jonathan Park, Moncton, wired by LuMar Electric

Where people add them

  • Kitchens, over the counters and the island
  • Living rooms and family rooms with a single ceiling fixture
  • Basements being finished
  • Hallways, stairs and entrances
  • Bathrooms
  • Soffits and outside entrances

Adding a lot of new lighting to an older house? It is worth checking the panel has room for it; our panel upgrade page explains why. For lighting you control from your phone, or scenes for a whole floor, see SmartSpace. For the outside of the house, see permanent outdoor lighting.

Why LuMar

We know an electrical problem never shows up at a good time.

And that the hardest part is often finding someone who answers, shows up and explains what they found. That’s the part we’ve built LuMar around since 2011: licensed electricians, a clear price before the work starts, and a team you can call again.

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How it works

Getting it fixed takes three steps

No guesswork and no surprise invoices — you know what happens next before you ever pick up the phone.

A LuMar Electric electrician greeting a homeowner at the front door

Tell us what’s going on

Call us or book online in about a minute. Describe the problem or the project and we’ll get you on the schedule.

A LuMar Electric electrician going over the work with a homeowner

We assess and quote

A licensed electrician looks at the work and walks you through what it needs and what it costs, so you decide before we start.

A LuMar Electric electrician showing a homeowner the finished lighting

We do it right

Code-compliant work from a COR® certified team, cleaned up when we leave, backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee.

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“Excellent service, very friendly. They were helpful in explaining how everything worked. I highly recommend these guys.”

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Questions

What people ask us

Don’t see yours? Call the office and ask a licensed electrician.

Can pot lights go into a finished ceiling?

Often, yes. Tell us whether your ceilings are open or finished when you get in touch, and we’ll look at what’s above the ceiling before we quote.

Which rooms do people add them to?

Kitchens, living and family rooms, basements being finished, hallways and stairs, bathrooms, and soffits and outside entrances.

Can I control them from my phone?

Yes. For lighting you control from your phone, or scenes for a whole floor, see SmartSpace.

Will my panel handle more lighting?

In an older house it’s worth checking. Our panel upgrade page explains why, and we can look at both on the same visit.

Plan the light around the room

If it waits

  • Rooms lit from one point, dark at the edges
  • Lights on the wrong switches
  • Adding a lot of lighting to an older house without checking the panel

When it’s done right

  • Light where you cook, read and work
  • A layout planned around how you use the room
  • Energy-efficient LED fixtures
  • Done cleanly by licensed electricians
Book a Service Call Or call (506) 389-2393

Plan your pot lights

Tell us which rooms, roughly how many lights, and whether the ceilings are open or finished, and the office will be in touch. You can also call (506) 389-2393 in New Brunswick or (782) 377-8509 on PEI.

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