Better light, less battery drain. We upgrade your RV's interior and exterior lighting to LED, install dimmers, and add accent lighting. Single fixture swaps from $35.
Most RVs, especially those built before 2018, come with incandescent or halogen light fixtures that eat through battery power and throw off a lot of heat. LED replacements produce the same amount of light (or more) while using 75-85% less electricity. If you boondock, that's the difference between your batteries lasting one night and lasting three.
RV LED lighting installation covers swapping out existing fixtures with LED equivalents, adding new light sources where the factory didn't put any, installing dimmer switches so you can control brightness, and wiring exterior accent lighting. We carry warm white, neutral, and cool white options so your RV actually feels like home, not a hospital waiting room.
Beyond the power savings, LEDs last 25,000-50,000 hours compared to about 1,000 hours for incandescent bulbs. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, LED technology is the most efficient lighting option available today. In an RV where you can't just run to the hardware store for a replacement bulb, that longevity matters.
We replace your RV's old incandescent lights with LEDs that use 75-85% less power and last 25x longer. Single fixture swap runs $35-75. Full interior upgrade costs $250-500. Exterior accent lighting is $150-350 installed. Dimmer switches available for all fixtures.
We count fixtures, check wattage, note which ones you want brighter or dimmer, and identify spots where you'd like to add new lighting like under-cabinet strips or reading lights.
We bring LED samples in warm white (2,700K), neutral (3,500K), and cool white (4,000K) so you can pick what looks right in your RV before we install anything.
We swap fixtures, install LED-compatible dimmers where requested, wire any new light locations, and secure all connections with proper 12V-rated hardware.
Every fixture gets tested, dimmers get checked through their full range, and we verify that the total current draw matches what we calculated. No flickering, no buzzing, just clean light.
| Service | Price Range |
|---|---|
| Single Fixture Swap (LED included) | $35 - $75 |
| Full Interior LED Upgrade | $250 - $500 |
| Exterior Accent Lighting | $150 - $350 |
| Under-Cabinet LED Strip Installation | $95 - $175 |
| Dimmer Switch Installation (per switch) | $45 - $85 |
Pricing includes LED fixtures and labor. Volume discounts available for full-coach upgrades. Firm quote before work starts.
LED upgrades make sense for practically every RV owner, but they're especially valuable if any of these apply to you:
A single fixture swap, where we replace an incandescent or halogen light with an LED equivalent, runs $35-75 per fixture including the LED. A full interior LED upgrade for the whole coach costs $250-500 depending on how many fixtures you have. Exterior accent lighting or awning lights range from $150-350 installed.
Not always. Older RV dimmer switches were designed for incandescent bulbs, which draw much more power than LEDs. When you put LEDs on an old dimmer, they'll often flicker, buzz, or not dim smoothly. We install LED-compatible dimmers that work properly with your new fixtures. It's a small add-on that makes a big difference in how the lights actually perform.
LEDs use roughly 75-85% less power than incandescent bulbs for the same light output. A typical incandescent RV ceiling light draws about 1.5 amps. The LED replacement draws around 0.2-0.3 amps. Multiply that across 15-20 fixtures and you're saving 15-20 amps total, which is huge when you're boondocking. Your batteries last significantly longer between charges.
Absolutely. Under-cabinet LED strips are one of our most popular upgrades. They provide focused task lighting for cooking and prep work while using almost no power. We mount adhesive-backed LED strip lights under the cabinets, wire them to a dedicated switch, and add a dimmer so you can use them as ambient nighttime lighting too. Typical cost is $95-175 depending on how many cabinets you want lit.
For living spaces, most people prefer warm white LEDs around 2,700-3,000 Kelvin. It gives a cozy, home-like feel without that harsh clinical look. For task areas like the kitchen counter and bathroom vanity, slightly brighter 3,500-4,000K works well. We bring samples so you can see the difference before we install. Avoid anything above 5,000K unless you want your RV feeling like an office.
Yes. We install LED strips under the awning, along the undercarriage, around exterior storage compartments, and at the entry steps. Exterior LEDs are waterproof-rated and built for outdoor use. They're great for campsite ambiance and practical for seeing around your RV at night. We wire them to a switch inside the coach so you can control them easily.
Swapping out all the interior fixtures in a typical travel trailer or fifth wheel takes about 2-4 hours depending on how many lights you have and whether we're adding dimmers. If you're also adding under-cabinet strips and exterior accent lighting, plan for a full day. Each fixture is a quick swap, but doing 15-25 of them plus new wiring for added lights takes time to do it properly.
More light, less battery drain, and bulbs that won't burn out every few months. We'll upgrade your whole RV or just the fixtures that bother you most.
Call 772-271-5270