Lutron Lighting Control for Long Island Homes

Smart lighting and motorized shades, backed by world-class support, throughout Nassau and Suffolk County.

Lutron Lighting Fixtures for Every Room

Lutron LED fixtures offer a tailored approach to your home's illumination. Pair them with a Lutron system, and you get color-tunable downlights, uplights, and linear fixtures that put the whole house on one dial: set to your mood, application, or time of day.

Where Great Lighting Starts

A beautiful home runs on more than paint colors and furniture. Light shapes how a room feels and sets your mood for the rest of the day. It draws the eye to the right details and either supports your daily routine or works against it. Home lighting control starts with design, not equipment. Get the layout right first, and the technology behind it does its job quietly. This is why bringing a lighting designer in during your planning process is so important.

The Case for a Dedicated Lighting Designer

Homeowners often leave lighting to whoever's already on the project: an electrician or an interior designer. However, for those trades, it’s an add-on service and treated as an afterthought rather than a cohesive part of your overall plan. A dedicated lighting designer treats it as its own discipline, one that blends technical know-how with an eye for how you'll use the space.

See Lighting Temperatures

Trained on current lighting technology, not last decade's
Turns invisible light into a real part of your home's architecture
Understands the physics, electrical codes, and environmental factors that most people never think about
Sources equipment through manufacturer relationships that keep costs in check
Maps out lighting and labor costs up front, before installation starts
Designs with your specific home and routine in mind, not a generic template

Explaining Different Color Temperatures

1,700 K

Reminiscent of a match flame or low-pressure sodium lamp. A warm, calming red-orange for evenings.

2,700 - 3,000 K

The warm, soft white of an incandescent bulb. Flatters wood tones and warm color palettes.

4,100 - 4,150 K

Cool and clear, close to moonlight or a cool-white lamp. Built for staying focused in a kitchen or home office.

5,500 - 6,000 K

Vertical daylight brightness for afternoons, when you want a room to feel alert and energized.

6,500 K

An overcast-sky hue, similar to daylight-overcast fluorescent lighting. Well-suited to main living areas.

15,000 - 27,000 K

Crisp blue light for tasks that call for full attention and sustained energy.

1,850 K

Close to candlelight, sunrise, or sunset. Sets the tone for a relaxed dinner or a quiet night in.

3,300 K

A neutral warm white, similar to warm-white fluorescent lighting. Comfortable for reading or unwinding in the family room.

5,000 K

Crisp daylight white, similar to horizon daylight. Makes artwork stand out and doubles as a deterrent after dark.

6,200 K

A blue-white tone close to a xenon short-arc lamp. Mimics natural sunlight for bright, energizing light.

6,500 - 10,500 K

The blue-white glow of an LCD or CRT screen. Best reserved for hyper-focused task lighting.

1,700 K

Match flames & low-pressure sodium lamps

2,700 - 3,300 K

Incandescent lamps & soft-white flourescent lamps

4,100 - 4,150 K

Moonlight; cool-white lamps

5,500 - 6,000 K

Vertical daylight

6,500 K

Daylight; overcast fluorescent lamps

15,000 - 27,000 K

Daylight; overcast fluorescent lamps

1,850 K

Candle Flame, sunrise, sunset

3,000 K

Warm-white fluorescent lamos

5,000 K

Horizon daylight

6,200 K

Xenon short-arc lamp

6,500 - 10,500 K

LCD or CRT Screen

Three Lighting Layers Every Room Needs

One flat layer of light strains your eyes and flattens a room. Ambient, task, and accent lighting all work together to give your home more depth and add greater versatility.

Ambient Light

Fills the whole room with soft, even light, whether it comes from a window, recessed ceiling fixtures, or pendants.

Task Lighting

Focused, brighter light exactly where you need it: over a desk, under a cabinet, above a reading chair.

Accent Lighting

Brighter still, and aimed. Use it to call attention to artwork, photos, or architectural details.

Bright living room with a white sectional sofa, floor lamps, and large windows letting in natural light.

Cozy living room with dim lighting, showcasing a white sectional sofa, floor lamps, and a soft, inviting atmosphere.

Warmly lit living room featuring a white sectional sofa, floor lamps, and a welcoming ambiance for social gatherings.

Darkened living room set for a movie night with a white sectional sofa, floor lamps, and a cozy, intimate setting.

Daytime

Set a Daytime scene to kick in at 9 a.m. every morning. Bright, cool light greets you at your desk so you can get to work without reaching for a switch.
Bedtime

A Bedtime scene, triggered from a bedside remote or your phone, dims the lights gradually and shifts them to a warm amber tone that eases you toward sleep.
Entertaining

An Entertaining scene lifts the energy in the kitchen and living room with brighter, cooler light, and can extend to your landscape lighting to pull guests outside.
Movie Night

One tap dims the recessed lights and sconces while low floor lighting stays on, so people can move safely without interrupting the action on screen.

The Fixtures Behind Every Layer

Layered lighting only works if you have the right mix of fixtures, not just recessed cans overhead. TechPro Home Automation combines pendants, downlights, and track lighting so every room in your Nassau or Suffolk County home gets even, purposeful light that supports whatever you're doing in it.

Elegant dining area with a modern chandelier, table lamps, and framed artwork, creating a sophisticated and cozy atmosphere.

Lamp Solutions

Showcase Your Style

Lutron's lamp lineup is Ketra-ready, pairing light quality with real design flexibility. Choose adjustable track fixtures for new builds or retrofits, or beam-trim lights that tuck neatly into the space.

Downlights

Fixed or Directional LED

Adjustable beam widths let you wash a whole wall in light or spotlight a single piece of art. Square or round apertures mean the fixture blends into your existing decor instead of fighting it.

Spacious, contemporary bathroom with linear lighting, a walk-in closet, and a large window overlooking nature.

Linears

Lutron Luminaires

The G2 Linear handles cove, grazing, and wall-wash lighting with a wide color range. The Lumaris Linear dims down to 0.1% white light and uses a diffused lens to soften hot spots, a good fit for tighter spaces.

Cozy kitchen with wooden cabinets, recessed ceiling lights, and a staircase in the background.

Retrofit LED Lamps

All-Encompassing LED

Control Lutron LED bulbs individually or by room, with beam angles you can fine-tune until the light in every space feels right.

Smart Lighting Control at Your Command

One button on a keypad, switch, or dimmer changes the whole feel of a room in seconds. That's home lighting control done properly: quiet, immediate, and built around how you move through your house.

Lighting Control Built for Nassau County Homes

For homeowners across Nassau County, a centralized lighting control system means managing every fixture in the house from one place, without losing the layered look you designed for. It also means a cleaner install, with fewer visible switches, less wiring clutter, and one system instead of a dozen disconnected pieces.

Interfaces You'll Enjoy Using

Touchpads and mobile apps give you a simple view of every light in the house: what's on, what's off, and what needs adjusting. Change brightness, color, or color temperature room by room or all at once, and save the combinations you use most. We’ll help you find the control options that make the most sense for your family.

The Processor: Your System's Command Center

The processor is the part of the system doing the real work behind the scenes, relaying commands between your controls and your fixtures. A properly sized processor means no lag between pressing a button and the room responding. We scope this during the design phase, based on how much the system needs to handle.

Dimming Panels Hidden from View

Centralized dimmer panels are what separate a professional lighting control system from a pile of smart switches. Installed out of sight in a utility closet or equipment room, they cut down on wall clutter and wiring, and open up more advanced programming, including control over fans and motors. We’re able to route all dimming and control needs through these panels.

Smart Dimmers and Switches Reduce Clutter

Smart dimmers and switches replace a whole bank of wall switches with one clean keypad. Get instant access to your saved scenes, control lights throughout the house from a single location, and choose from matte, metal, or glass finishes that actually match your decor. As Lutron dealers, we have access to all the top lines, including Palladiom and Alisse.

Wall-mounted Lutron smart switch on a dark geometric-patterned wall.

Minimalist black touch-sensitive Lutron light switch on a white wall in a bright, modern home.

Elegant Lutron Alisse black smart switch with "Energize" and "Relax" buttons on a textured dark wall.

Sleek silver Lutron wall switch with buttons labeled "Open," "Preset," and "Close," next to a window with a grey shade.

Lighting Built Around Your Body’s Internal Clock

A tap, a swipe, or a scheduled scene shifts your home's lighting to match your body's natural rhythm, supporting better energy during the day and easier winding down at night.

Human-Centric Lighting, Built In From the Start

For Long Island homeowners, human-centric lighting is extra important during the long, dark winters. It's part of the home's underlying setup, working quietly to support how you feel while still looking good. Once it's in place, adjusting it takes one tap on a keypad, one swipe on an app, or one spoken command.

Modern bedroom with a large bed, accent pillows, and a sliding glass door opening to a balcony.

Follows the Sun

Follows the arc of the sun throughout the day, so the light indoors stays close to what you'd get outside.

Luxurious bathroom featuring a large shower area with marble walls and multiple windows.

Full Spectrum Control

A range from 1,400K to 10,000K covers everything from warm white to true daylight, with fine control over where you land.

Mother and daughter engaged in homework at a dining table with a colorful vase of flowers.

True-to-Life Color

Shifts white light to bring out the color in furnishings and artwork, rather than washing them out.

Group of friends enjoying a cozy evening in a warmly lit living room with a TV.

Warmth as You Dim

As the lights dim, they shift toward a warmer, golden tone that helps you relax.

Bright and open dining area with a large table, modern chandelier, and a staircase leading to the upper floor.

Consistency Over Time

Keep color output consistent throughout the bulb's life, so you don't end up with mismatched fixtures a few years in.

Motorized Shades Built for Suffolk County Homes

Motorized roller shades, blinds, drapes, and honeycomb shades bring both style and daylight control to a room. Choose from a wide range of fabrics that match your interior while reducing UV exposure that fades furniture over time.

What Motorized Shades Can Do For You

Motorized shades change your morning, midday, and evening routines in small but real ways: better light and temperature control, more privacy, tighter security, and a home that simply runs smoother. With the right fabric and style, they blend into a room's existing decor rather than standing out. And once they're on timers and scenes, they do their job without you lifting a finger.

Pair shading with your existing smart home system, so light and shade adjust together automatically
Set up different zones for different lighting needs throughout the house
Shades rise and lower in unison, quietly, right on schedule
Simple enough that everyone in the house can use it without a learning curve

Five WaysSmart Shades Pay Off

Save on Energy, Automatically

Shades close during peak summer heat and open in winter to bring in free solar warmth.

Better Security

Shades on a timer automatically raise and lower, so your home looks lived-in whether you're there or not.

Find Your Style

With hundreds of fabrics and finishes available, you won't have to compromise the interior or exterior look you've already settled on.

Privacy On Your Terms

Lower every shade with one button press, or set them to close automatically during high-traffic hours.

Protect What You've Invested In

UV light fades artwork, furniture, and flooring over time. Scheduling shades to close during peak sun helps prevent that damage.

Roller Shades

Solar Shades

Cellular Shades

Woven Roman Shades

Blackout Shades

Bright bedroom featuring Lutron horizontal sheer shades, a stylish bed, and a comfortable chair.

Horizontal Sheer Blinds

Roman Shades

Reach Out to Long Island’s Top Lighting & Shading Experts

Homeowners across Nassau and Suffolk County come to us for the same reason. They want lighting and shading that works the way they expect from day one, installed by people who'll pick up the phone if something needs a second look. That's the whole job, and it's the only way we do it.

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