Replace Light Fixture

 Before starting, it is essential to turn off the power at the circuit breaker to avoid electrical shock. The process begins by removing the old fixture—usually by unscrewing the mounting hardware and disconnecting the wires (black, white, and ground). The new fixture is then installed by connecting the wires using wire nuts, matching the corresponding colors, and securing the fixture to the ceiling or wall bracket. It’s important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the fixture is properly supported, especially if it’s heavy. Once installed, the power can be turned back on to test the light. Replacing a light fixture is a relatively simple way to update a space’s style or lighting efficiency, especially when upgrading to modern LED options.