Pendants, pot lights, ceiling fans, exterior fixtures and more, installed safely and neatly, including chandeliers on vaulted ceilings and two storey drops.
No obligation. Daniel quotes every job himself.
Good lighting is mostly layout. Pot lights placed along the cabinet run instead of the middle of the room, pendants hung at the right height over an island, a chandelier centred on a vaulted ceiling. Placement and switching are worked out before anything gets cut.
Heavier and higher fixtures need proper support, and two storey drops need the chain length set properly. Whether it is a single bathroom light or a whole house of pot lights, the work is done safely and left tidy.

He is efficient, punctual and personable. He did a great job of installing a new chandelier and fan from our vaulted ceiling as well as installing a new bathroom light. Choose Leodis, you will not be disappointed.
Karin & Fred Fetterley · Google review
Daniel has helped me out with a few projects now. He installed our thermostat, pot lights, plug ins and helped with troubleshooting some other issues. He is punctual, does great work, fair priced and always tidy.
Mary Starnino · Google review
Yes. Chandeliers and pendants on vaulted ceilings and two storey drops are regular work, including setting the chain length properly and making sure the box and support are rated for the weight. A heavy fixture needs proper support, not just whatever box happened to be in the ceiling already.
Usually, yes. Pot lights can be added to finished ceilings in most rooms, with the layout planned around how the room is used and the switching worked out before anything is cut. Daniel looks at the ceiling, the access above it and the existing wiring before he quotes.
Yes. Ceiling fans, including fans on vaulted ceilings, are installed with support rated for the weight and movement of a fan, and wired so the fan and any light can be controlled the way you want. Replacing an existing light with a fan often means installing a fan-rated box first.
Call or text, or send the form at the top of the page. No obligation, and the quote comes from Daniel himself.