Lights On Electric, LLC is a trusted electrical contractor serving Deschutes, Jefferson, and Crook County, Oregon, and surrounding communities. With over 14 years of experience, they provide superior workmanship and customer support in residential and commercial electrical services, including hot tub wiring. Clients praise their excellent service, reasonable prices, and attention to detail. The company's electricians are known for their integrity, friendliness, and ability to complete jobs efficiently, often exceeding expectations. Whether it's a complex installation or a routine task, Lights On Electric, LLC is a top choice for homeowners and business owners alike.
Called lights on electric to get estimate on removal of old ceiling fan and installation of new fan.
Ben came out and said he could fix old fan if I wanted. I said yes and he came out next day with new part and repaired fan. Worked efficiently and timely. Saved me a lot of money. I would call them again.
After Ben helped improve some things in my greenhouse space last year, I called him back to help with miscellaneous things inside my home this summer and what a refresh! He tidied up the outlet situation for my tv, installed some new light fixtures, fixed my broken floor heat, gave me more peace of mind about my dryer vent, and most exciting, completely changed the vibe in my dining room by removing old lights and installing dimmable can lights, along with track grow lights for a living wall installation!
The Lights On company came out right away and diagnosed the microwave. the home warranty company ordered it but the company that came to put it in said they couldn't do it because of the ducting up top so they left. yesterday lights on came and installed the microwave beautifully. They were very nice and professional. It works and looks great! I will recommend them to everyone
2034 Northwest Joshua Tree Court, Redmond, OR 97756
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