Electrical & Lighting in Huntersville & Lake Norman
A dated light fixture, a wobbly ceiling fan, a switch that no longer works, the everyday electrical swaps most homeowners want are quick for a pro and nerve-wracking as a DIY. Zipoli Home Services handles the like-for-like device work: replacing fixtures, fans, switches, outlets, and dimmers, cleanly and safely.
This is where an electrical engineer by trade shows. Power confirmed off, connections checked, and every swap done to a professional standard. We stay strictly within like-for-like, existing-wiring scope, anything that means a new circuit, a new panel or breaker, or opening up walls to run wire is licensed-electrician work, and we'll point you to one.
What's included
- Light fixture replacement, flush, pendant, chandelier, vanity, and outdoor
- Ceiling and exhaust fan install/replacement on existing fan-rated boxes
- Switch, dimmer, and outlet replacement (like-for-like)
- Under-cabinet and accent lighting on existing power
- Smart switches, dimmers, and plugs on existing wiring
- Bulb, ballast, and fixture troubleshooting
What to expect
- Power confirmed off at the breaker before we touch a wire; every connection checked before we restore it
- Like-for-like, existing-wiring work only, no new circuits, panels, breakers, or in-wall rewiring
- New circuits, panels, and anything inside the walls referred to a licensed electrician
- Careful, code-aware work from an electrical engineer by trade
Common questions
What electrical work will you do vs. refer to an electrician?
We do like-for-like swaps on existing wiring, light fixtures, ceiling fans (on fan-rated boxes), switches, dimmers, and outlets. New circuits, panel or breaker work, moving a switch, or running new wire in the walls all require a licensed electrician, and we'll refer you to one.
Can you install a ceiling fan where there's only a light?
Only if the existing box is fan-rated. If it isn't, or there's no box there at all, that's new work for a licensed electrician. We'll check and tell you which yours is.
Can you add a new outlet or move a switch?
No, adding a new outlet, moving a switch, or running new wiring means new circuits or opening the wall, which is licensed-electrician work. We swap existing devices in place and refer anything new in the wall out.