Houston Art Lighting Repairs

 Call Illuminations Lighting Design now if you are in need of any Houston art lighting repairs.  While many repair issues may turn out to need only a simple solution, the configuration of art lights is very complex and requires the expertise of trained professionals to do it right.

In some cases as well, many jobs are not really repairs, per se.  They are simple adjustments that optimize equipment to make illumination match the piece.

A good example of this happens with art framing projectors when collectors replace paintings.  If the new painting differs in size from the previous painting, the distribution of light will not match the picture.  A simple lens adjustment or new template to the picture light is all that is necessary to correct this problem.

As an authorized dealers and installers of optical projectors, the Houston art lighting repair specialists at ILD can help you if this happens to you.

Another common problem that art collectors frequently encounter is bulb depreciation.  Many lights for paintings and framing projectors use halogen bulbs.  Halogen bulbs are renowned for their beautiful white light.  This is why they are so often the preferred choice for lighting art.

Over time, however, as the halogen bulb depreciates, the spectrum of light it produces shifts to either red or green.  This shift is so subtle you will probably not notice it, because your eyes will adjust to it daily bit by bit.  However, if you travel for a week or two and return to your home, you will immediately notice that something is wrong.

Our Houston art lighting repair and installation experts will replace your bulb with a new one.  While onsite, we will also make sure that your UV filters are working so that your art is sure to be protected from any particularly harmful light.  If your lights were installed by an electrical contractor with little or no training in fine art displays, we will also recommend any adjustments that can improve the quality of your presentation.

Sometimes we find that people have too many recessed lighting cans in their ceiling.  In many cases, these can be replaced with optical framing projectors, spotlights, or even high-quality picture lights.  It all depends on the size of the pieces on display and their location on the wall.

Houston art lighting repairs are only effective when approached as part of a greater, holistic science of making the art itself look superb.  It is not a mere matter of swapping out bulbs or upgrading fixtures for the sake of having all new equipment alone.  Configuration is often equal to upgrade, and some upgrades involve making what we would call a lateral move to a different kind of lighting fixture that is far more effective, as well as affordable in the long run, to use in showcasing your most prized possessions.

Finally, any rewiring that needs to be done can be handled directly by our Houston art lighting repair team.  They are licensed electricians and do not require the assistance of outside contractors to get the job done.  Having been trained in the subtle nuances of interior design, and having access to special equipment found nowhere on the general market, they know how to pull off complex installations without damaging your walls or ceiling.

If you are interested in learning more about our indoor lighting maintenence program designed specifically for Houston art lighting customers, contact us today at 713-863-1133.  We are located in Houston Texas but provide  lighting design services in Austin TX, El Paso Texas, San Antonio TX, College Station Texas, Beaumont TX, Dallas Texas, Midland Tx and points beyond.

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