Motion sensor light installation Fall River MA that ends dark driveways
Licensed electricians wiring motion detector light installation in Fall River, MA
If your driveway, side door, or back alley goes black at 5 p.m., motion sensor light installation Fall River MA fixes it in a single visit. We handle motion detector light installation in Fall River for triple-deckers, capes, and ranches across Bristol County, wiring Leviton and Hubbell sensors into your existing circuit with proper boxes and GFCI protection. October is when the sun drops early here, so we book same-week slots before the first freeze.
What motion sensor light installation Fall River MA involves
Motion sensor light installation Fall River MA is the electrical work of mounting a passive infrared or dual-technology fixture, running a switched circuit to it, and tuning the sensor so it triggers on people and cars but not on passing cats. We pull Romex cable or THHN wire through conduit, set a weatherproof junction box, and land the hot, neutral, and ground on a dedicated breaker or an existing lighting circuit. A non-contact voltage pen and multimeter confirm the feed before we cut anything. Most single-fixture jobs take two to four hours.
Fall River homes need this more than most. The city's triple-deckers and older capes sit close to alleyways, and winter sunset lands before 4:30 p.m. by December. A customer in Corky Row called us after a package theft; a homeowner near Sandy Beach wanted light on a shared driveway without leaving a porch lamp on all night. Motion sensor lighting near me Fall River searches spike every October, and we answer them with fixtures aimed at the walkway, not the neighbor's bedroom window.
Why Fall River homeowners add motion sensor lighting
A motion light does three jobs at once: it lights your path, it makes a stranger think twice, and it stops you from fumbling for a switch with an armload of groceries. Here is what our customers notice most after we finish.
Hands-free entry light
You walk up with bags, kids, or a leash, and the light comes on by itself. We set the sensor's detection zone at 180 degrees and tune the range so it catches you at the bottom step, roughly 25 to 30 feet out. No more setting groceries down in the dark to find a switch.
Lower electric bill
A 15-watt LED motion fixture that runs 20 minutes a night uses about 1.8 kWh a month. Compare that to a 100-watt porch bulb left on 12 hours nightly, which burns roughly 36 kWh. Customers in the Highlands see the difference on the next Eversource bill, and the fixture pays for itself inside a year.
Real deterrence
Light that snaps on when someone approaches is the cheapest security upgrade you can buy. We aim fixtures at gates, garage aprons, and side entries, the spots where break-ins actually start. Pair it with security lighting installation and your whole perimeter reacts to movement instead of sitting dark.
Code-compliant outdoor wiring
Outdoor fixtures need GFCI protection, weatherproof boxes, and cable rated for wet locations under NEC Article 410. We install to that standard, so the work passes inspection and your homeowner's policy stays clean. Cheap DIY splices on a soffit are how flickering lights and tripping breakers start.
How our motion light installation process works
We keep it simple: you call, we look, we quote, we install, we test. No mystery line items, no waiting a week for a callback. Here is the sequence from your first call to the moment the light snaps on.
Phone walkthrough
You tell us where you want light and what is there now. We ask about the panel brand, whether there is an existing porch circuit, and whether the run is attic, basement, or exterior. That five-minute call lets us load the right fixtures and cable before we roll, so most jobs finish in one trip.
On-site assessment
We test the existing circuit with a non-contact voltage pen and a multimeter, check the breaker with a circuit breaker finder, and confirm the panel has capacity. If the run needs a new circuit, we plan it around your Square D or Eaton panel and tell you the price before we start cutting drywall.
Installation day
We mount the fixture on a weatherproof box, pull Romex or run conduit, and land the conductors with wire nuts and cable staples at proper intervals. A typical single-fixture install takes two to four hours. We keep the work area clean and walk you through the sensor's dials before we pack up.
Testing and tuning
We trip the sensor on purpose, walk the detection zone, and adjust sensitivity and timer so it catches people at the driveway edge but not cars on the street. We check the GFCI with a tester and confirm the breaker holds under load. You watch the whole test, so there are no surprises.
Cleanup and handoff
We vacuum drywall dust, reseal any exterior penetration, and label the breaker. You get a short walkthrough on the sensor's range and dusk settings plus our workmanship warranty. If anything acts up in the first year, one call brings us back.
Electrical expertise behind every motion light we install
Our electricians hold Massachusetts Electrical License credentials through the Massachusetts Board of State Examiners of Electricians, and we work to NEC and NFPA 70E standards on every job. That matters outdoors, where moisture, UV, and temperature swings punish sloppy work. We have wired motion sensors on triple-deckers, garages, and commercial lots around Bristol County, and we know which fixtures survive a Fall River winter and which ones fog up by February.
- Licensed Massachusetts electricians trained on residential low-voltage sensor wiring and 120-volt fixture circuits.
- We follow NEC Article 410 for outdoor luminaires and Article 210 for GFCI protection on exterior receptacles.
- Every install gets a voltage tester and GFCI tester check before we call the job done.
- We stock Leviton, Hubbell, and Eaton sensors so you get a fixture that matches your panel and climate.
- Our team handles aluminum wiring hazards and knob and tube wiring when an older Fall River home needs a safe circuit first.
Why Fall River picks us for motion sensor light installation Fall River MA
We are a local electrical shop, not a franchise call center. When you book motion sensor light installation Fall River MA with us, the person who answers the phone is the person who shows up. Here is what that gets you.
Same-week scheduling
Most motion light jobs get booked within three to five days, and we hold slots for urgent calls. If a storm takes out your exterior lighting, call (508) 446-9335 and we will work you in. We serve every ZIP in the city, from 02720 to 02790.
Upfront flat pricing
You get the number before we start, and it does not move unless you add scope. A single-fixture motion sensor light installation cost Fall River MA customers pay usually lands between $180 and $450, depending on circuit distance and whether a new breaker is needed.
Code-correct outdoor wiring
We install weatherproof boxes, GFCI protection, and wet-rated cable because that is what the NEC requires and what survives New England weather. If your existing outdoor circuit has a code violation, we flag it and fix it in the same visit instead of leaving you a future problem.
Sensor tuning, not just mounting
A motion detector light installation in Fall River is only as good as its aim. We walk the detection zone with you, set the timer and sensitivity, and angle the head away from windows and streets. That is why our customers stop calling about lights that trigger on every passing car.
What our motion sensor light installation includes
Every job is priced as a package, not an hourly meter. You get the fixture, the wiring, the protection, and the testing. If your existing circuit needs a repair before we can safely tap it, we tell you that upfront and quote it separately so there are no surprises on install day.
What's Included
Fixture and sensor mounting
We supply and mount your motion fixture on a weatherproof box, sealed against rain and snow. The sensor head gets aimed at the walkway or driveway, not the street, and we set the detection range to match your lot.
New circuit wiring
We pull Romex cable or run conduit from the panel or nearest junction box, secure it with cable staples, and land the conductors with wire nuts in a properly sized box. Runs through attics and basements are included in the quoted price.
GFCI and breaker protection
Outdoor circuits get GFCI protection, and if the load needs its own breaker, we install one that matches your Square D, Eaton, or Siemens panel. We test it under load before we leave.
Sensor calibration
We adjust sensitivity, timer, and dusk settings, then walk the zone with you to prove it triggers where you want. Most customers want a one to five minute timer, and we set it to your preference on the spot.
Testing and cleanup
A voltage tester and GFCI tester confirm the circuit is correct. We vacuum drywall dust, reseal exterior penetrations, label the breaker, and haul away the packaging and old fixture.
Problems our motion light installation solves
Most calls we get are not really about light fixtures. They are about a dark entry, a tripping breaker, or a security worry that has been nagging for months. Here is what we fix.
Pitch-black driveway or side entry
You cannot see ice, toys, or a stranger until you are right on top of them. Falls and thefts both spike in the dark months.
We install a motion sensor light aimed at the driveway apron and walkway, tuned to catch you at 25 to 30 feet. The light comes on before you reach the steps, so you walk into a lit entry instead of feeling for the lock.
Porch light left on all night
A 100-watt bulb burning 12 hours a night adds real money to your bill and burns out every few months. You also lose the security benefit because a constant light is easy to ignore.
We replace the constant fixture with a motion sensor on the same circuit. The light runs only when someone approaches, cutting runtime to minutes a night and giving you a bright snap that actually draws attention.
Breaker trips when outdoor lights come on
A shared or overloaded circuit cannot carry the new fixture. You reset the breaker, it trips again, and eventually the nuisance turns into a real hazard.
We test the circuit with a multimeter and circuit breaker finder, then either move the lighting to a dedicated breaker or repair the fault. If your panel is full, we quote an upgrade so the new circuit has a proper home.
Old outdoor wiring with no GFCI
Unprotected exterior circuits are a shock hazard and a code violation. Moisture gets into a splice and the next thing you know the fixture is dead or the breaker will not hold.
We bring the circuit up to NEC standards with a weatherproof box, wet-rated cable, and GFCI protection. That protects your family and keeps the installation clean if you ever sell the house.
When Fall River homeowners call us for motion lights
A homeowner in the Highlands wants light on a detached garage apron that has no power run.
We run a new circuit from the house panel through the basement and out to the garage, install a weatherproof box, and mount a dual-technology motion fixture rated for cold weather.
The garage apron lights up when a car pulls in, and the homeowner stops using a flashlight to find the keyhole in January.
A landlord in The Flint needs motion lights on a shared driveway without annoying the tenants with constant triggers.
We install two fixtures on separate zones, aim them down the driveway, and set the sensitivity low enough that street traffic does not trip them. Each unit gets a manual override switch.
Tenants get light when they walk out, the landlord stops fielding complaints, and the fixtures do not fire every time a car passes.
A family near Sandy Beach wants security lighting after a break-in attempt on their back door.
We combine a motion sensor over the door with two dusk-to-dawn floodlights on the corners, all on one dedicated circuit with GFCI protection and a surge protector at the panel.
The back of the house has constant low light plus a bright trigger zone, and the family can see the whole yard from the kitchen window.
An older home in Corky Row has knob and tube wiring feeding the porch, and the owner wants a motion light.
We replace the knob and tube run with modern Romex, add a grounded circuit, and then install the motion fixture on the new wiring with a proper box and GFCI.
The porch light works reliably, the circuit is grounded and code-compliant, and the homeowner has one less fire risk in an old house.
Tools and methods we use for motion light installs
Tools & Equipment
Fluke multimeter
Confirms voltage and continuity on the circuit before we tap it, so we never energize a fixture on a faulted run.
Non-contact voltage pen
Lets us check for live conductors safely before opening a box or cutting into a circuit.
Klein Tools lineman's pliers and wire strippers
Strip and twist conductors cleanly so splices are tight and will not loosen with temperature swings.
Southwire Romex cable and conduit bender
Runs the circuit through walls, attics, and exterior conduit with proper bends and no kinks.
Circuit breaker finder and GFCI tester
Labels the right breaker and proves GFCI protection trips correctly before we call the job done.
Milwaukee cordless drill and fish tape
Drills framing and pulls cable through finished walls with minimal drywall damage.
Methods
NEC Article 410 outdoor luminaire compliance
We mount fixtures on listed boxes, use wet-location rated cable, and seal every exterior penetration. That is what keeps a motion light working through a Fall River winter instead of corroding by spring.
Dedicated circuit design
When possible, we give outdoor lighting its own breaker so a tripped sensor does not kill your basement outlets. We size the wire and breaker to the load and label both ends.
Sensor zone calibration
We walk the detection field with you and adjust range, sensitivity, and timer. The goal is a light that triggers on people at the driveway edge but ignores the sidewalk and the neighbor's window.
GFCI protection on exterior circuits
Every outdoor receptacle and lighting circuit we touch gets GFCI protection per NEC Article 210. We test it with a GFCI tester and confirm it resets cleanly.
How motion sensor light installation runs in Fall River
Fall River's housing stock shapes every motion light job we do. The city has thousands of triple-deckers with shared driveways, older capes with ungrounded porch circuits, and waterfront homes that take salt spray off Mount Hope Bay. We size fixtures and boxes for that reality. A sensor that works fine inland can fog up near Sandy Beach, so we favor dual-technology models there and seal the housing with silicone. In the Highlands and Steep Brook, longer driveways mean we run more cable and sometimes add a second fixture on the same circuit. Winter changes the schedule too: once the ground freezes, exterior trenching stops, so we push underground runs into October and November. If you need emergency motion sensor light installation in Fall River Massachusetts after a storm takes out a fixture, we keep slots open. And for older homes in Corky Row or Globe Village, we check for aluminum wiring hazards and knob and tube wiring before we tap a circuit, because a new light on bad wiring is a problem waiting to happen.
Service Areas
Dense triple-deckers with shared side entries. We aim sensors down the alley so they light your door without hitting the neighbor's window.
Salt air and coastal fog shorten fixture life. We use corrosion-resistant housings and dual-technology sensors that hold up in mist.
Longer driveways and detached garages mean more cable and often a second fixture on the same circuit.
Larger lots with trees that cast false shadows. We tune sensitivity so branches moving in wind do not trigger the light.
Tight lots and shared walls. We angle fixtures to cover your entry without spilling light onto the street or a business front.
Local Considerations
Coastal salt spray near Mount Hope Bay
Corrodes cheap fixtures and sensor lenses within a season. We spec corrosion-resistant housings and seal every penetration to get a full service life.
Early winter sunset, around 4:20 p.m. by December
Drives demand for dusk-to-dawn and motion lighting from October through March. We book those installs early so you are not waiting in the dark.
Older ungrounded porch circuits
Many pre-1950 homes have no ground at the porch light. We run a grounded circuit or install GFCI protection so the new fixture is safe and code-compliant.
Frozen ground from December through March
Underground runs to a post or garage stop being practical. We schedule trenching and direct-burial cable work in the fall.
Dark Corky Row alley to lit entry
A triple-decker side entry had one burned-out porch bulb and no switch near the door. The owner was using a phone flashlight to find the lock, and a package had gone missing the week before.
We installed a Leviton motion sensor over the door and a second fixture at the alley gate, both on a new grounded circuit with GFCI protection. The light now triggers at 25 feet, and the entry is lit before the owner reaches the steps.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Wipe the sensor lens twice a year and check the GFCI monthly with the test button. The LED fixture should run five to seven years before it needs replacing.
A detached garage had no electrical run at all. The homeowner parked in the dark and used a rechargeable lantern to see the door lock, recharging it every few days.
We ran a dedicated 20-amp circuit from the house panel through the basement and out to the garage, mounted a weatherproof box, and installed a dual-technology motion fixture. The apron lights up at 30 feet, and the breaker holds under load.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Keep the sensor head free of cobwebs and check the exterior box seal each fall. The circuit is labeled in the panel for easy reset.
After a break-in attempt, a waterfront home had one dim floodlight on a manual switch. The owner left it on all night, and the salt air had corroded the housing until the lens was cloudy.
We replaced the fixture with a corrosion-resistant motion sensor, added two dusk-to-dawn floods on the corners, and installed a whole-house surge protector. The yard now has constant low light plus a bright trigger zone covering the back door and gate.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Rinse the fixture housings with fresh water a few times a year to slow salt buildup, and test the sensor range each spring.
What motion sensor light installation costs
Typical 2026 pricing in Fall River runs $180 to $450 for a single motion fixture on an existing circuit, and $450 to $850 when we add a dedicated breaker or run a long exterior circuit. The fixture itself is usually $40 to $120 depending on brand and features. We quote a flat number after a quick assessment, and it does not change unless you add work. If you want an affordable motion detector light installation Fall River MA customers can budget for, call and we will price it over the phone in five minutes.
Pricing Factors
Circuit distance
A fixture 10 feet from an existing porch circuit is quick. A run across a basement, up through a wall, and out to a detached garage adds cable, labor, and sometimes conduit.
New breaker needed
If your panel has space, a new breaker is a small add. If the panel is full or the service is undersized, we quote a panel upgrade separately so the lighting circuit has a safe home.
Fixture type and brand
A basic LED motion floodlight costs less than a dual-technology or smart Wi-Fi sensor. We stock Leviton, Hubbell, and Eaton so you can pick the feature set you want.
Wiring condition
Homes with aluminum wiring hazards or knob and tube wiring need a circuit repair before we can safely tap in. We flag that during the assessment and quote it upfront.
Number of fixtures
One fixture is a short job. Three or more on the same circuit take most of a day, but the per-fixture price drops because we are already on site with the cable run.
Investment Range
$180 - $850 depending on circuit, panel, and fixture count
Based on project scope
Value You Get
You are paying for a code-compliant outdoor circuit, a fixture that survives New England weather, and sensor tuning that makes the light useful instead of annoying. Cheap installs fail at the splice or the seal, and you pay twice.
How much does motion sensor light installation cost in Fall River?
Most single-fixture jobs run $180 to $450 in 2026, including the fixture, weatherproof box, and labor. A long circuit run, a new breaker, or a second fixture on the same switch pushes it toward $650. We quote the exact number after a quick look at your panel and the path to the mounting spot.
How do motion sensor lights work in Fall River MA?
They use a passive infrared sensor that reads body heat moving across its detection zone. When something warm crosses the field, the sensor closes a relay and powers the light for a set time, usually one to ten minutes. Dual-technology models add microwave sensing so they hold up in fog and heavy rain, which matters near the waterfront.
Can motion sensor lights be installed on any home in Fall River Massachusetts?
Almost always, yes. The only real limits are panel capacity and whether the home has safe wiring to tap. Older homes with knob and tube wiring or aluminum wiring hazards may need a circuit repair first. We check the panel and the run during the assessment and tell you straight what is needed.
How long does motion sensor light installation take in Fall River?
A single fixture on an existing circuit takes two to four hours. Adding a dedicated breaker, running conduit through a finished wall, or installing three or more fixtures can stretch it to a full day. We give you the time window when we book, and we stick to it.
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Reviews
Fast, clean, and they actually tuned the sensor so it does not go off every time a car passes. Installed two motion lights on our driveway in the North End and the price matched the quote. Would call again for any electrical work.
We had a tripping breaker and a dead porch light. They found the fault, replaced the breaker, and installed a motion sensor on the same visit. Explained everything and labeled the panel. Fair price for the work.
Older house with knob and tube at the porch. They replaced the run with new wiring and then hung the motion light. Passed inspection without a single issue. Professional from the first phone call.
Booked a same-week install for security lighting after a break-in attempt. The team was on time, cleaned up the drywall dust, and walked us through the sensor settings. The backyard is finally covered.
Related Services
Electrical Panel Upgrades
Adding outdoor motion lights often reveals a full panel or a tired 100-amp service. We upgrade to a 200-amp panel so your new lighting circuit has room and your whole home stops tripping breakers.
Electrical Panel UpgradesCircuit Breaker Replacement
A breaker that will not reset means your motion light circuit has a real fault. We replace failed Square D, Eaton, and Siemens breakers and trace the fault before we reconnect your outdoor fixtures.
Circuit Breaker ReplacementFuse Box Replacement
Some Fall River homes still run on a fuse box that cannot safely carry a new outdoor circuit. We swap it for a modern panel with AFCI and GFCI protection, then wire your motion sensors into it.
Fuse Box ReplacementElectrical Outlet Repair
Dead or loose exterior outlets often share a circuit with your porch light. We repair the outlet, tighten the connections, and make sure your motion fixture is not back-feeding off a failing receptacle.
Electrical Outlet RepairGFCI Outlet Installation
Outdoor circuits need GFCI protection under the NEC. We install GFCI outlets on your exterior circuit so your motion light and any yard tools stay protected from ground faults and moisture.
GFCI Outlet InstallationLight Switch Repair
If your motion light also has a manual override switch, a worn switch can kill the whole circuit. We repair or replace it so the sensor and the switch work together the way they should.
Light Switch RepairElectrical Wiring Repairs
Rodent damage, UV-cracked insulation, and loose splices are common on exterior runs. We repair the wiring feeding your motion sensors so the fixture gets steady voltage instead of flickering.
Electrical Wiring RepairsWhole-Home Rewiring
When a Fall River home still has cloth-insulated wire, adding any new circuit is risky. We rewire the home to modern Romex, which gives your motion light installation a safe, code-compliant foundation.
Whole-Home RewiringAluminum Wiring Repair
Aluminum branch wiring overheats at connections. If your outdoor circuit is aluminum, we install copper pigtails with approved connectors before we hang a motion fixture on it.
Aluminum Wiring RepairKnob and Tube Wiring Replacement
Knob and tube has no ground and cannot carry modern loads. We replace it in the areas feeding your exterior lighting so your motion sensor light installation passes inspection.
Knob and Tube Wiring ReplacementElectrical Code Corrections
Unpermitted outdoor wiring shows up in inspections. We correct violations, add proper boxes and clamps, and bring your lighting circuit up to current NEC and Massachusetts code.
Electrical Code CorrectionsSurge Protection Installation
A power surge can fry a motion sensor's circuit board in one hit. We install surge protection at the panel so your outdoor fixtures and smart devices survive storms.
Surge Protection InstallationWhole-House Surge Protectors
For homes with several outdoor fixtures and electronics, a whole-house surge protector is cheap insurance. It clamps surges at the service entrance before they reach your motion lights.
Whole-House Surge ProtectorsGenerator Installation
A standby generator keeps your security lighting on during an outage. We install and wire the generator, then tie your motion sensor circuit into the backed-up panel.
Generator InstallationStandby Generator Repair
If your generator will not carry the lighting circuit during an outage, we diagnose the transfer equipment and get your exterior lights back on the backup power.
Standby Generator RepairPortable Generator Hookup
A proper inlet box and interlock let you run your motion lights and fridge off a portable generator. We install the hookup so you are not running extension cords through a window.
Portable Generator HookupTransfer Switch Installation
A transfer switch keeps generator power away from utility lines. We install it and label the circuits, including the one feeding your outdoor motion lighting.
Transfer Switch InstallationCeiling Fan Installation
If you are already adding circuits, a ceiling fan install is easy to bundle. We handle the box, the brace, and the wiring in the same visit as your lighting work.
Ceiling Fan InstallationCeiling Fan Repair
A wobbling or dead ceiling fan often traces to a loose connection or a bad switch. We repair it and check the shared circuit so your lighting stays stable.
Ceiling Fan RepairLight Fixture Installation
Beyond motion sensors, we hang porch lights, floodlights, and post lamps. If you want a matched set around the house, we install them all on one visit.
Light Fixture InstallationRecessed Lighting Installation
Soffit and entryway recessed lights pair well with motion sensors. We cut in IC-rated cans, wire them to a switch or sensor, and keep the exterior envelope sealed.
Recessed Lighting InstallationOutdoor Lighting Installation
Motion sensors are one piece of an outdoor lighting plan. We design and install the full layout, from walkway bollards to wall wash fixtures, on dedicated circuits.
Outdoor Lighting InstallationSecurity Lighting Installation
For real coverage, we combine motion sensors with dusk-to-dawn floods on the corners of the house. That gives you constant low light plus a bright snap when someone approaches.
Security Lighting InstallationLandscape Lighting Installation
Low-voltage path lights and uplights can share a transformer with your motion fixtures. We install the transformer and run the landscape cable so everything works off one control.
Landscape Lighting InstallationDimmer Switch Installation
Indoor dimmers and outdoor sensors use different hardware. We install the right dimmer inside and keep the sensor outside so neither one interferes with the other.
Dimmer Switch InstallationSmart Home Electrical Installation
Smart motion sensors connect to Wi-Fi and send alerts to your phone. We wire and configure them so your lighting ties into your smart home system cleanly.
Smart Home Electrical InstallationSmart Thermostat Installation
While we are in the panel, a smart thermostat install is a quick add. We wire the C-terminal properly so it does not steal power from your lighting circuit.
Smart Thermostat InstallationEV Charger Electrical Repair
An EV charger on the same panel as your outdoor lighting needs load management. We repair or rewire the charger circuit so both can run without tripping the main.
EV Charger Electrical Repair200 Amp Electrical Panel Upgrade
Adding outdoor circuits, an EV charger, and a generator usually means a 200-amp upgrade. We handle the service change and wire your motion lighting into the new panel.
200 Amp Electrical Panel UpgradeWhat Fall River customers say
Real experiences from customers who chose our Motion Sensor Light Installation services
"We had packages stolen twice off our side porch. The team installed two motion detector lights, one at the gate and one over the door, and aimed them so they do not blast the neighbor's kitchen. The light catches you about 25 feet out. No thefts since, and the price came in right where they quoted."
Maria S.
Homeowner, Corky Row
"My old porch light was on a manual switch and I kept leaving it on all night. They wired a Leviton motion sensor into the existing circuit in about three hours, tested the GFCI, and labeled the breaker. My electric bill dropped and I stopped thinking about the porch light entirely."
Dave R.
Homeowner, Highlands
"I manage a triple-decker and wanted motion lights on the shared driveway without a mess of conduit on the siding. They ran the cable through the basement, mounted two fixtures, and tuned the sensors so cars on the street do not set them off. Tenants stopped calling me about the dark driveway."
Jen K.
Landlord, The Flint
Book motion sensor light installation Fall River MA this week
Call (508) 446-9335 and we will price your motion sensor light installation Fall River MA job over the phone, then schedule a visit that fits your week. Licensed Massachusetts electricians, upfront pricing, and a workmanship warranty on every fixture we hang.