Wet-rated lights
Recessed fixtures and strips approved for shower use.

Fixtures, Features & Design
Wet-rated lights make a shower easier to see in, and the right exhaust fan clears steam so the room stays dry.
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A shower with poor lighting feels dull and can be unsafe, while a shower with poor ventilation fogs mirrors, peels paint and invites mildew. Good design handles both: recessed lights rated for wet areas, warm LED accents in niches and a fan sized to the room that moves steam outdoors.
We select fixtures rated for the location, install them with proper wiring and connect fans to a vent that goes outside, not into the attic. Our work across Nashville and Middle Tennessee includes quiet fans, humidity sensors and timers, so the fan runs long enough after the shower to clear the room.
What you get
Recessed fixtures and strips approved for shower use.
A fan sized to the room.
Ducting that exhausts outdoors.
Timers and humidity sensors for the fan.
The process
We choose fixture positions and fan capacity.
Wiring and ducting are installed to the right standards.
Lights and fan are tested and set up with controls.
FAQ
Yes. Fixtures in a shower must be rated for wet locations.
Fan size depends on room volume. We size it for your bathroom.
Outdoors. Venting into an attic can create moisture problems.
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Service areas
From Clarksville to Shelbyville and Dickson to Cookeville, pick your city to see the shower installation, remodeling and repair work we handle in your part of Middle Tennessee.
Not on the list? Call 615-431-3789. We take projects across Middle Tennessee.
Call, text or send the form. Tell us about the bathroom, what the shower is doing and when you hope to start, and we will take it from there.