5.0 · 45 Google reviews · NAPIT registered
Indoor, outdoor and garden lighting, with the wiring planned first so the cables disappear.
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Lighting · indoor, outdoor + garden
From LED panelling in a bedroom to bollard lights down the garden path and security lights on the drive, Aled designs the wiring run before the drill comes out, so the cables disappear and the finish lasts. Indoor, outdoor, garden rooms and summer houses, all fitted tidy and certified. Tell him what you have in mind and he will price it straight.
NAPIT registered 5.0 on Google, 45 reviews Based in Pencoed, Bridgend
What's involved
The difference between lighting that looks designed and lighting that looks bodged is almost always the wiring you cannot see. Aled plans the run first, every time.
01
Talk through the idea
Whether it is a single room, a kitchen scheme, security lights on the drive or a lit garden path, Aled works out what you are actually after and what will look right, brightness, switching, dimming, the lot.
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Plan the cable route
Before any holes are made, the wiring run is planned so cables disappear into walls and ceilings, switches land where they make sense, and the circuit is properly protected.
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Fit it tidy
Indoor LED panels, downlights, kitchen and bathroom lighting, outdoor security and garden fittings, or a sub-main out to a garden room, all fitted neatly and to current regs.
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Test and certify
The work is tested, certified and left clean. You get a finish that lasts, not cables tacked along a skirting board.
No surprises
Cables planned to stay hidden, fittings chosen to suit the room and the weather, and every job tested and certified.
A typical job
A typical mix Aled gets asked for: new wall and security lights on the front of the house, spotlights and bollards down the garden, and power run out to a summer house, all planned together so the cabling is hidden, the fittings are weather-rated and the switching makes sense from inside. The kind of job where the result looks designed because the wiring behind it was.
Written quote · priced to the job, not a day-rate guess
5.0 on Google across 45 reviews, none below five stars. Every word verbatim.
Excellent job. I had an urgent issue and it was sorted on the same day. Would happily use again and would recommend.
Absolutely fantastic service! I posted on the Pencoed Hub after blowing the upstairs power and Aled responded straight away, then managed to fit me in within 15 minutes between another job . Really friendly, professional, and clearly knows his stuff. A genuinely lovely bloke , I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend him to anyone and will definitely be using him again in the future. Thank you again⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Brilliant service. Fitted bathroom fan and new light fittings. Would recommend.
Straight answers
It depends entirely on the job, a few downlights is a very different thing to wiring a garden, a summer house or a whole new lighting scheme. Tell Aled what you have in mind and he prices it straight, with a written quote so you know the number before he starts.
Yes. A garden room or summer house usually needs a properly designed sub-main from the house, run safely and certified, not an extension lead trailing across the lawn. Aled plans the cable route, the supply and the protection so it is safe, legal and tidy.
That is the whole point of planning the run before the drill comes out. Aled works out where cables go first so they disappear into walls and ceilings and the finish lasts, indoors and out.
Outdoor lighting has to be the right IP rating for being rained on and wired on suitably protected circuits. Aled uses outdoor-rated fittings and the correct protection so your security lights, bollards and garden spots keep working through a Welsh winter.
For anything wired into the mains, yes. A new outdoor circuit has to be designed, protected and certified by a competent electrician, and outside lights must be on RCD protection because they get wet. Plug-in low-voltage garden kits are fine to fit yourself, but anything fixed to the house or run across the garden is a job for a registered electrician.
Using fittings without a proper IP rating for the spot they are in, missing RCD protection, burying ordinary cable instead of armoured cable, and cheap fittings that corrode after one winter. Lights aimed at the neighbours' windows or the road cause problems too. Planning the layout and cable run before anything is dug avoids all of them.
It is not a job we would recommend doing yourself. Cutting into a ceiling means avoiding joists and hidden cables, keeping clearance from loft insulation and, in many ceilings, using fire-rated downlights so the ceiling still slows a fire. The new lights also need to be connected and tested properly. Aled fits downlights in kitchens, bathrooms and living rooms across Bridgend and the Vale.
Where the ceiling has a fire-resistance job to do, yes. Cutting a hole in the ceiling between two floors, or under a room in a flat, weakens it, and fire-rated downlights are designed to restore that protection. Aled checks which ceilings need them and fits the right type, so you are not paying for fire-rated fittings where they are not required.
Yes. Changing old halogen spots for LED fittings cuts the running cost and the heat in the ceiling. Older 12V spotlights often have transformers above the ceiling that do not work well with LED lamps, so Aled usually replaces the whole fitting rather than just the bulb, which stops flickering and early failures.
Yes. Aled fits PIR motion-sensor lights and dusk-to-dawn lights on driveways, doors, gardens and outbuildings, using outdoor-rated fittings on protected circuits. He sets the sensor angle and timer so the light comes on when someone approaches, not every time a car passes on the road.
Send him what you have in mind, a room, a garden, a whole scheme, and he will plan the run and price it straight.
NAPIT registered · Mon to Sat, 7am to 6pm · Based in Pencoed, Bridgend