Basic
$128 – $341 each
6 in. canless LED wafer light with a round white trim, fixed warm-white color, dimmable, wired from an existing circuit

Install one recessed (can or canless LED) ceiling light including fixture, wiring from an existing circuit and drywall cut, priced per light.
Recessed Lighting in Baltimore, Maryland typically costs $150 to $401 each as of 2026. Prices reflect local labor and material rates. Use our calculator below for a detailed, ZIP-code-adjusted estimate.
Prices in Baltimore are in line with the national average for recessed lighting.
National average: $150 – $400 each
$128 – $341 each
6 in. canless LED wafer light with a round white trim, fixed warm-white color, dimmable, wired from an existing circuit
$150 – $401 each
4 in. canless LED wafer with a slim round trim, selectable color temperature, dimmable, wired from an existing circuit
$188 – $501 each
4 in. canless LED downlight with a deep regressed low-glare trim, high color rendering, selectable color, dimmable
| Component | Category | Price Range | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Materials | material | $69 – $184 | each |
| Labor | labor | $50 – $136 | each |
| Supplies & Other | supplies | $18 – $49 | each |
| Equipment & Disposal | equipment | $12 – $33 | each |
Recessed ceiling lights glowing in a green-walled room with white blinds
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Find a pro to do thisBasement room with a row of recessed lights in a drop ceiling
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Find a pro to do thisTwo recessed lights glowing in a kitchen ceiling
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Find a pro to do thisRecessed lights in a bathroom soffit above shuttered windows
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Find a pro to do thisSee how recessed lighting looks in each style, with photos of real projects by working designers.
Baltimore's rowhouses reward traditional detail and small-space thinking, and local designers often use bold color, wallpaper and collected furniture rather than a neutral palette. Converted industrial buildings add a loft option.
Work by Baltimore designers first, then the styles Baltimore draws from.
Maximalist interior
Photo: Lauren M. Levine Interiors · Profile
Maximalist living room
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Traditional living room
Photo: Emora Design Studio · Profile
Traditional interior
Photo: Jo Lyle & Co. · Profile
Traditional bathroom
Photo: Angela Rennie Design · Profile
Traditional bathroom
Photo: Jo Lyle & Co. · Profile
Traditional bathroom: Modern Glamour Bath
Photo: Kaelyn Schmidt Design
Traditional bathroom
Photo: Studio Catherine Rose · Profile
Traditional bathroom
Photo: Studio Palindrome · Profile
Material costs in Baltimore run proportionally higher than labor, which may favor labor-intensive approaches.
Connect with local recessed lighting contractors in Baltimore for personalized quotes based on your specific project.