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Under-Cabinet Lighting Installation

Quick answer

Hardwired under-cabinet lighting, LED strips or puck lights with hidden wiring and dimming, typically $300–$1,200 installed. The single best upgrade for kitchen task lighting.

Typical installed cost: $300–$1,200

Counters live in the shadow of the cabinets above them; under-cabinet lighting fixes the one place kitchen ceiling lights can't reach. We hardwire LED strips with hidden channels and drivers, no plugs dangling into outlets, no visible wires, dimmable and color-tuned to your kitchen.

About Under-Cabinet Lighting Installation

Every kitchen has the same flaw: you stand between the ceiling light and the counter, working in your own shadow. Under-cabinet lighting is the fix, task light exactly where knives and cutting boards live, plus the evening ambience that makes kitchens the room everyone gathers in.

The hardwired difference is everything you don't see: LED strips in low-profile aluminum channels (no dotting reflections in stone counters), drivers hidden above cabinets, wiring fished behind backsplashes, and control from a proper dimmer or your existing smart system.

Details that separate pro installs

  • Diffused channels, a line of light, not a row of dots
  • Strips mounted at the cabinet's front edge, aimed at the work zone
  • Hidden drivers with service access
  • Dimming matched to the LED driver, no flicker, no buzz
  • Color rendering (CRI 90+) that makes food look like food

Spec notes: what separates great under-cabinet light from strips that disappoint

Three specifications do the heavy lifting. CRI above 90 makes food and countertops look true, bargain strips at CRI 80 render everything slightly gray. Diffused channels eliminate the dotted reflections that bare LED strips throw onto stone and gloss surfaces. And driver placement determines serviceability: hidden but reachable beats sealed-in-the-wall every time.

One more detail worth specifying: color temperature consistency with the room's other lighting. A 3000K kitchen with 4000K under-cabinet strips always feels subtly wrong. We sample temperatures against your actual counters before committing, five minutes that decides how the kitchen feels every evening after.

How it works

1

Free assessment

A licensed electrician evaluates your panel, capacity, and site at no cost.

2

Transparent quote

You get a clear, written, fixed price, no surprises, no pressure.

3

Professional install

Tesla-certified electricians complete the work to code, permit pulled.

4

Inspection & warranty

We schedule inspection and back the work with our workmanship guarantee.

What's included

  • Licensed, insured & Tesla-certified electrician
  • Free in-home assessment and load calculation
  • Permit pulled and inspection scheduled
  • All materials and code-compliant wiring
  • Clean, professional install with cleanup
  • Workmanship guarantee of one year

Under-Cabinet Lighting Installation near you

Under-Cabinet Lighting Installation is available nationwide. Charge Home Solutions runs a network of 4,000+ licensed, Tesla-certified electricians serving thousands of cities and towns across all 50 states, so you get a local pro who knows your area's permit and inspection rules, not an out-of-town subcontractor. Enter your address for a free in-home estimate and we will match you with a certified electrician near you.

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Frequently asked questions

Hardwired wins for a permanent kitchen: hidden wiring, a proper wall switch or smart control, and no occupied outlets. Plug-in strips are for renters.

2700K–3000K matches most warm kitchens; 3500K–4000K suits cooler, modern palettes. We bring samples, seeing it on your counters beats guessing.

Usually yes, wiring fishes through cabinet backs and walls with minimal, hidden openings. Tile stays intact in most kitchens.