*The Angi rating for Lighting Service companies in Moorhead, MN is a rating based on verified reviews from our community of homeowners who have used these pros to meet their Lighting Service needs.
*The HomeAdvisor rating for Lighting Service companies in Moorhead, MN is a rating based on verified reviews from our community of homeowners who have used these pros to meet their Lighting Service needs.
Last update on May 15, 2025
I am a one man residential remodeling company. I specialize in renovations and upgrades to you're home. I can preform work on everything from you're electrical service to framing up a new addition and everything inbetween. No need for multiple contractors I am you're one stop shop for all you're homes needs. I am a honest, friendly, professional handyman that strives to make everyone one of my customers completely satisfied and happy.
I am a one man residential remodeling company. I specialize in renovations and upgrades to you're home. I can preform work on everything from you're electrical service to framing up a new addition and everything inbetween. No need for multiple contractors I am you're one stop shop for all you're homes needs. I am a honest, friendly, professional handyman that strives to make everyone one of my customers completely satisfied and happy.
I am a general contractor specializing in remodeling projects and repairs. I have been in the industry for over 10 years. In that time I have done roofing, framing, finish work and everything in between. I am licensed to build structures from the ground up but prefer remodeling and smaller structures due to crew size. Being a smaller company gives the flexi utility to work with our customers better both on design and pricing.
I am a general contractor specializing in remodeling projects and repairs. I have been in the industry for over 10 years. In that time I have done roofing, framing, finish work and everything in between. I am licensed to build structures from the ground up but prefer remodeling and smaller structures due to crew size. Being a smaller company gives the flexi utility to work with our customers better both on design and pricing.
USA Alarm is a national company that has more than two decades of experience and an award winning command center that protects more than 700,000 homes and businesses through the United States, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. We have offices located throughout the US, with two main offices in Indianapolis, Indiana and Post Falls, Idaho.
USA Alarm is a national company that has more than two decades of experience and an award winning command center that protects more than 700,000 homes and businesses through the United States, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. We have offices located throughout the US, with two main offices in Indianapolis, Indiana and Post Falls, Idaho.
TrinSPIN is a Fargo based technology solutions business that prides itself on simplifying technology for residential, commercial, and industrial clients. The company installs and services alarm and access control systems, residential audio/video, smart home systems/home automation, commercial automation, commercial audio/video, as well as structured cabling and sound masking systems. TrinSpin is a veteran owned and operated company.
"We’re so happy with our speakers, cameras, and security system. Sonos works tremendously well, and our home insurance company has given us a sizeable discount due to our cameras and security. Thank you Josh!"
Jacob S on January 2023
TrinSPIN is a Fargo based technology solutions business that prides itself on simplifying technology for residential, commercial, and industrial clients. The company installs and services alarm and access control systems, residential audio/video, smart home systems/home automation, commercial automation, commercial audio/video, as well as structured cabling and sound masking systems. TrinSpin is a veteran owned and operated company.
"We’re so happy with our speakers, cameras, and security system. Sonos works tremendously well, and our home insurance company has given us a sizeable discount due to our cameras and security. Thank you Josh!"
Jacob S on January 2023
Building Better Homes Faster
Building Better Homes Faster
Interior Designers, Home Staging, Project Management, Space Planning.
Interior Designers, Home Staging, Project Management, Space Planning.
A Local North Dakota company serving the area for over 20 years.
A Local North Dakota company serving the area for over 20 years.
Sells and services lamps, lighting equipment, and antique radios and phonographs.
Sells and services lamps, lighting equipment, and antique radios and phonographs.
Retail lighting showroom
Retail lighting showroom
"Be careful with their electrician named Jason. Jason is always smiling, but he is shockingly unprofessional. He is a blatant liar and deep down racist. We first had Jason and his colleague Jimmy for some electrical work in our house on May 17. Jimmy left early that day, and we raised our doubt to Jason about whether Jimmy was competent to do the job given what happened during their work. Jason explained that Jimmy has been in the profession for a long time and Jimmy is just "old", "forgetful", "not good at communication", "still learning how to do things", and "specialized in commercial work but not residential work." We made it clear to Jason that we were only complaining about Jimmy. Our handyman and friend Tom was all around that day and joined all the conversations. We had Jason back today (June 1) to finish off the project. Before Jason came into the house in the morning, he parked on our driveway and talked to our neighbor JO inside Jason's van for a while. It was JO who referred us to Charlie & Sons and he has done work with Jason several times previously. JO is like our child's grandpa and helps us all the time. Jason then came in and complete the work around noon. After Jason left, I came across JO on the sidewalk. JO was very upset with me and said he would never refer me to any contractors in the future. JO said, Jason told him that I accused Jason for being incompetent and unprofessional. Jason also told JO that he (Jason) knows everyone in the profession and he (Jason) would tell everyone not to take any work from me in the future. I told JO the story from our side, which JO apparently did not hear a word about from Jason. It was obvious to JO that Jason was backstabbing us in front of him. I came back inside and called Jason right away. I asked Jason why he talked to our neighbor about the business between him (Jason) and me. Jason denied right away. I repeated what he told JO, and JO was apparently very surprised that JO talked to me. Then Jason said he was talking to JO just as a friend. I questioned whether it was professional to talk to a friend about such a business matter and lie about what had actually happened between himself and me. Jason said "it is how we Americans do things" and then hanged up on me. Having moved to the US 10+ years ago, I have never met such sort of Americans! Here is what happened on May 17: Jason said the day before that he would show up at our place at 8 AM, and he did not show up until after 9:30 AM. We called him after 8 and he sent a colleague named Jimmy who arrived after 8:30. Our hired handyman Tom had to wait from 8 till Jimmy arrived to be able to start his work, and Tom had to explain which switch was connected to which light to Jimmy 5 or 6 times before Jimmy understood it and then Jason appeared. Tom had to explain everything again but now to Jason. Basically, we wasted more than one hour with Jimmy. When Jimmy and Jason started working, Jason had to explain to Jimmy how to do things multiple times, which made me wonder whether Jimmy was just an apprentice in spite of his age. It was apparent an educational project for Jimmy, rather than a house project which we pay by time. Jimmy even bumped himself once when he was trying to disconnect some wires. Jimmy had to get into our attic to do some work and did not put the insulation material back when he finished. He also left the attic access uncovered with the insulation material flying all over the place in the room. We had to ask our hired handyman to clean up afterwards. I was left wondering where Jason had found such a person to do our project. So we had a talk about our concerns before Jason left that noon."
Jim R on June 2022
"Be careful with their electrician named Jason. Jason is always smiling, but he is shockingly unprofessional. He is a blatant liar and deep down racist. We first had Jason and his colleague Jimmy for some electrical work in our house on May 17. Jimmy left early that day, and we raised our doubt to Jason about whether Jimmy was competent to do the job given what happened during their work. Jason explained that Jimmy has been in the profession for a long time and Jimmy is just "old", "forgetful", "not good at communication", "still learning how to do things", and "specialized in commercial work but not residential work." We made it clear to Jason that we were only complaining about Jimmy. Our handyman and friend Tom was all around that day and joined all the conversations. We had Jason back today (June 1) to finish off the project. Before Jason came into the house in the morning, he parked on our driveway and talked to our neighbor JO inside Jason's van for a while. It was JO who referred us to Charlie & Sons and he has done work with Jason several times previously. JO is like our child's grandpa and helps us all the time. Jason then came in and complete the work around noon. After Jason left, I came across JO on the sidewalk. JO was very upset with me and said he would never refer me to any contractors in the future. JO said, Jason told him that I accused Jason for being incompetent and unprofessional. Jason also told JO that he (Jason) knows everyone in the profession and he (Jason) would tell everyone not to take any work from me in the future. I told JO the story from our side, which JO apparently did not hear a word about from Jason. It was obvious to JO that Jason was backstabbing us in front of him. I came back inside and called Jason right away. I asked Jason why he talked to our neighbor about the business between him (Jason) and me. Jason denied right away. I repeated what he told JO, and JO was apparently very surprised that JO talked to me. Then Jason said he was talking to JO just as a friend. I questioned whether it was professional to talk to a friend about such a business matter and lie about what had actually happened between himself and me. Jason said "it is how we Americans do things" and then hanged up on me. Having moved to the US 10+ years ago, I have never met such sort of Americans! Here is what happened on May 17: Jason said the day before that he would show up at our place at 8 AM, and he did not show up until after 9:30 AM. We called him after 8 and he sent a colleague named Jimmy who arrived after 8:30. Our hired handyman Tom had to wait from 8 till Jimmy arrived to be able to start his work, and Tom had to explain which switch was connected to which light to Jimmy 5 or 6 times before Jimmy understood it and then Jason appeared. Tom had to explain everything again but now to Jason. Basically, we wasted more than one hour with Jimmy. When Jimmy and Jason started working, Jason had to explain to Jimmy how to do things multiple times, which made me wonder whether Jimmy was just an apprentice in spite of his age. It was apparent an educational project for Jimmy, rather than a house project which we pay by time. Jimmy even bumped himself once when he was trying to disconnect some wires. Jimmy had to get into our attic to do some work and did not put the insulation material back when he finished. He also left the attic access uncovered with the insulation material flying all over the place in the room. We had to ask our hired handyman to clean up afterwards. I was left wondering where Jason had found such a person to do our project. So we had a talk about our concerns before Jason left that noon."
Jim R on June 2022
Typically, under-cabinet lighting costs about $265 on average, ranging from $230 to $300, depending on the type of lights, fixtures, and amount of electrical work required. Additional cost factors include the removal of old lighting, energy costs related to the type of light bulbs, and the replacement of light bulbs as they burn out.
Here are the average lighting costs by type:
LED Puck Lights: $25 per fixture
LED Strip Lights: $20 per 8-foot strip
Xenon Fixtures: $50 per unit
Fluorescent Lighting: $12 to $50 per unit
On average, the cost to install a light fixture is about $550, ranging from about $160 to $950, depending on the number of lights and the type of light bulbs and fixtures. You should consider other cost factors like your home’s location, electrical and drywall work required to install the fixture, and removal of old fixtures when creating a budget for this project. Keep in mind that replacing a light fixture typically costs less than installing one for the first time.
Recessed lighting installation costs about $360 on average, with a typical price range between $100 and $480, depending on labor cost in your area, required wiring, and the type of bulb. The cost to hire an electrician to install recessed lighting is typically $200 to $250 per fixture. If your electrical pro charges per hour, expect to pay $85 to $105 per hour for this service. Other cost factors include:
Ceiling material
Housing type
Trim type
Bulb type
Materials
Accessibility
Permits
You should hire a licensed electrician who is insured to perform any electrical work on your home, including lighting installation. States have different requirements for licensing and certifying electricians, so use Angi’s state licensing tool to review local guidelines.
Here are a few questions to ask electricians before hiring:
How many years of electrical experience do you have?
Are you licensed, bonded, and insured?
Do you work with subcontractors?
Do you provide a guarantee or warranty on your work?
What is the timeline for completion?
How do you handle change orders?
Can you provide at least three customer references?
Several types of light fixtures are available, each requiring different installation techniques. Keep in mind that you’ll need to hire a lighting specialist to install the majority of these fixture types.
Here are some of the most common light fixture options:
Ceiling-mounted fixtures: $90–$230
Pendant lights: $95–$250
Chandeliers: $300–$2,000
Track lighting: $100–$250
Wall-mounted lights: $90–$250
Fluorescent lights: $85–$220
Light bars: $330–$440