Recessed, outdoor, landscape & fixture lighting in Bolinas, Marin County. Local electricians, upfront pricing and fast scheduling.
(833) 652-8933 Request a quoteGood lighting changes how a Bolinas home feels and how a business looks to customers. Phasethree Electric installs recessed lighting, pendants and chandeliers, under-cabinet strips, bathroom vanity lights, closet lighting, outdoor security floods and low-voltage landscape lighting across Bolinas and Marin County.
Slim LED wafer lights and traditional can lights laid out for even coverage, wired on dimmable circuits, with proper IC rating for insulated ceilings. We plan spacing so kitchens, living rooms and hallways in Bolinas look bright without glare.
Chandeliers on tall ceilings, heavy fixtures that need a rated box, ceiling fan and light combos, vanity bars, track lighting, pendants over islands and replacing fluorescent troffers with LED panels.
Motion-sensor security lights, soffit lights, path and step lights, uplights for trees and facades, and timers or photocells so everything runs on schedule. Serving Bolinas and nearby Stinson Beach, Forest Knolls, Lagunitas, Woodacre. Call (833) 652-8933.
We provide lighting installation throughout Bolinas and the surrounding communities of Marin County.
A common guide is one fixture per 4 to 6 feet of ceiling in each direction; we lay it out for your room during the estimate.
Yes. We install a fan- or fixture-rated box that can hold the weight and add a switch or dimmer as needed.
Yes, we install low-voltage transformers, timers and photocells along with the fixtures.
“Installed a Generac standby generator for wildfire season. Explained every step and the load management so we could use a smaller unit.”
Chris B.“Got a 200 amp panel upgrade and an EV charger in one day. They handled the permit and the inspector passed it on the first visit.”
Derek W.“Had them do a full electrical inspection before we bought our house. The photo report saved us thousands in negotiations.”
Robert K.Upfront pricing · Same-day service · 24/7 emergency response