The right light, before you reach for a switch.
Lighting control that sets scenes for each room and each time of day — fewer keypads on the wall, and a house that responds the way you live in it.
Light as part of the architecture.
Good lighting control is mostly invisible: clean keypads, sensible scenes, and schedules that follow the sun.
Because we also do the electrical, loads, keypads, and scenes are worked out together — before the first fixture goes in, not after.
We work across Park City and the Wasatch Back, including Promontory and Tuhaye, on new builds, remodels, and one-off upgrades alike.
Control is half the story; the fixtures are the other half. Why the light itself matters
Designed, installed, and supported by one team.
Scenes
One press for dinner, movie, away, or goodnight — every light in the room set at once.
Fewer keypads
A single engraved keypad in place of a bank of switches.
Exterior schedules
Exterior and landscape lighting that follows sunrise and sunset through the seasons.
Whole-home control
Everything off from the bedside or your phone, including when you’re away.
Tied to everything else
Lighting linked to shades, AV, and security, so a movie scene dims the lights and lowers the shades together.
Existing homes
Options for homes where rewiring every switch isn’t practical.
Where it shows up.
Lighting control questions.
How much does lighting control cost?
As a planning guide for a 4,000 to 7,000 sq ft home: main living areas typically run $20,000 to $35,000, the whole home $35,000 to $65,000, and the whole home with Lutron HomeWorks and designer keypads $65,000 to $110,000.
Lutron, Crestron, or Control4?
We install all three. The right choice depends on the rest of the home’s systems and the keypad style you want, and we’ll recommend one during design.
Can lighting control be added to an existing home?
Yes. There are options for homes where rewiring every switch isn’t practical.
What’s the difference between lighting control and lighting design?
Lighting control decides when and how lights change: scenes, schedules, and keypads. Lighting design decides which fixtures go where and the quality of the light itself. See Lighting Design.