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Electrical & Recessed Lighting Question
Thinking about replacing the ceiling fan/light combos in the house with
recessed lighting. I'm guessing the BRs will get four 4" cans in place of the fan/light combo. The combo has 4 bulbs coming out of it. Will I need to run more wiring to the recessed light cans, or can I just "split" the existing wiring four ways? If I can split them, how do I do that? Is it difficult enough where I'd have to hire an Electrician to run the wires and then I do the installs? I'm also hoping I don't need to add anything to the electric panel. Last house, I hired this out and it cost about $90/light for the installation of about sixteen 6" and twelve 4" cans, including new light switches and a few dimmers. The price didn't include patch/paint repair. Did I get ripped off? Any help on the DIY install would be greratly appreciated too. Thanks everyone! |
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