Your lighting plan, built the way you drew it. We protect the finished space, show up when we say, and hand you a home that lights up exactly as designed.
Like a Celtic knot, every connection matters
Backlit stone, toe-kick and under-cabinet glow, statement fixtures and outdoor living, built from the designer's plan. Photos run all the way down this page, and every one credits the design studio or builder we worked with.
Backlit stone, pendants and toe-kick glow, built to the designer's lighting plan.






We are electrical specialists: one trade, mastered. That focus shows up in the finish work your clients see every night.
Backlit onyx, a lit wine rack and a glass wine room from designATplay's Sonder Form project, plus a Black Forest wet bar.





Cove light, lit niches, backlit mirrors and statement fixtures in primary baths and powder rooms.






Every project gets organized paperwork your team can rely on. Here is a redacted look at what lands in your inbox. Ask and we will send a full sample.
Pavilion pendants, step lights and string lights on a deck designed by designATplay.



Custom lighting is where a good remodel becomes a great one. It is also where most electricians guess. We do not.
LED channels, lit shelves and slat walls, plus one room with the lights off and on an evening scene.





Designers tell us the hardest part of a remodel is the trades they cannot reach. We make ourselves easy to work with.
We review your lighting plan and fixture schedule, then build it as designed.
We raise questions before rough-in, so they do not turn into surprises at trim.
We program Lutron scenes and fine-tune the levels with you at the final walkthrough.
We send our certificate of insurance, W-9 and Colorado electrical license the same way every time, ready for your files.
Something else on your mind? Call 719-659-4715 and talk to an electrician.
We do. Celtic pulls the electrical permit through whichever office covers the job, whether that's the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department, Douglas County, Teller County or the State of Colorado, schedules the inspections and meets the inspector. You do not have to chase it.
In writing, before the work. If a client adds fixtures or moves a keypad, we send a short change order for approval so nobody is surprised at the end.
We plan rough-in and trim around your framing, HVAC, plumbing, drywall and finish schedule. Tell us your dates and we will tell you ours, then keep them.
Yes. That is most of our design-build work. We review the plan and fixture schedule, ask questions early and build it the way it was drawn.
Yes. We install and program Lutron controls and fine-tune scene levels with the designer during the final walkthrough.
We carry general liability and workers' compensation insurance. We can provide a certificate of insurance (COI) naming you on request.
Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region, including Broadmoor, Flying Horse, Briargate, Monument, Woodmoor, Black Forest and Woodland Park in El Paso and Teller County.
Send plans for a bid, or call to talk through a lighting design before it goes to the client.
Your lighting plan, built the way you drew it. We protect the finished space, show up when we say, and hand you a home that lights up exactly as designed.
Like a Celtic knot, every connection matters
Backlit stone, toe-kick and under-cabinet glow, statement fixtures and outdoor living, built from the designer's plan. Photos run all the way down this page, and every one credits the design studio or builder we worked with.
Backlit stone, pendants and toe-kick glow, built to the designer's lighting plan.






We are electrical specialists: one trade, mastered. That focus shows up in the finish work your clients see every night.
Backlit onyx, a lit wine rack and a glass wine room from designATplay's Sonder Form project, plus a Black Forest wet bar.





Cove light, lit niches, backlit mirrors and statement fixtures in primary baths and powder rooms.






Every project gets organized paperwork your team can rely on. Here is a redacted look at what lands in your inbox. Ask and we will send a full sample.
Pavilion pendants, step lights and string lights on a deck designed by designATplay.



Custom lighting is where a good remodel becomes a great one. It is also where most electricians guess. We do not.
LED channels, lit shelves and slat walls, plus one room with the lights off and on an evening scene.





Designers tell us the hardest part of a remodel is the trades they cannot reach. We make ourselves easy to work with.
We review your lighting plan and fixture schedule, then build it as designed.
We raise questions before rough-in, so they do not turn into surprises at trim.
We program Lutron scenes and fine-tune the levels with you at the final walkthrough.
We send our certificate of insurance, W-9 and Colorado electrical license the same way every time, ready for your files.
Something else on your mind? Call 719-659-4715 and talk to an electrician.
We do. Celtic pulls the electrical permit through whichever office covers the job, whether that's the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department, Douglas County, Teller County or the State of Colorado, schedules the inspections and meets the inspector. You do not have to chase it.
In writing, before the work. If a client adds fixtures or moves a keypad, we send a short change order for approval so nobody is surprised at the end.
We plan rough-in and trim around your framing, HVAC, plumbing, drywall and finish schedule. Tell us your dates and we will tell you ours, then keep them.
Yes. That is most of our design-build work. We review the plan and fixture schedule, ask questions early and build it the way it was drawn.
Yes. We install and program Lutron controls and fine-tune scene levels with the designer during the final walkthrough.
We carry general liability and workers' compensation insurance. We can provide a certificate of insurance (COI) naming you on request.
Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region, including Broadmoor, Flying Horse, Briargate, Monument, Woodmoor, Black Forest and Woodland Park in El Paso and Teller County.
Send plans for a bid, or call to talk through a lighting design before it goes to the client.