Limited time offer. Subject to availability and may change without notice. Cannot be combined with any other offer, special or discount. Abacus only warranties parts & materials supplied by Abacus. Labor warranties do not cover parts & materials. Limit one per household. Residential use only. Financing available with approved credit.

You should pay an electrician to install light dimmers for safety, to ensure compatibility with your bulbs (especially LEDs), to get the right technical advice for your wiring, and for code compliance, preventing fire hazards, damage, or invalidating insurance, even if it seems like a DIY job. Professionals ensure the dimmer works correctly, handle complex wiring, and offer peace of mind, saving time and preventing costly mistakes.

• Safety First: Working with electricity is dangerous; professionals prevent electrocution, shorts, and fires.
• Compatibility Checks: They verify your bulbs (LED, incandescent) and fixtures work with the dimmer, preventing flickering or failure.
• Code Compliance: Ensures installation meets local electrical codes, which is vital for safety and insurance.
• System Assessment: They check your electrical box and wiring to ensure it can handle the dimmer load.
• Expert Advice: Can recommend the best dimmer type (smart, standard, 3-way) for your needs and handle complex setups.
• Avoid Damage: Prevents damage to your dimmer, fixtures, or home wiring that can result from improper installation.
• Time Savings: A pro handles the job efficiently from start to finish. 

• For simple, single-bulb plug-in lamps.
• If you have significant electrical experience and understand all safety protocols. 
• For hardwired fixtures, professional installation provides safety, functionality, and long-term reliability that outweighs the cost.