Replacing a ceiling light doesn’t have to be hard! Keep yourself safe by turning off the breaker and double checking the power is off with a non-contact voltage tester. Remove the old fixture and add your new mounting bracket. To wire start by attaching the bare copper wire to the green screw (if present) AND the bare copper wire in the ceiling. Then the black wires match together and get twisted around each other and capped with a wire nut. Same with the white wires - wrap around each other and

Why are ceiling fixtures are temperature rated and what does that mean? Heath Eastman explains and helps a homeowner replace a ceiling light 💡 | This Old House

There are a few things you should keep in mind when buying those new light fixtures. I will run you through the Pros and Cons of new integrated LED light fixtures so you can make the right decision for your home. | Everyday Home Repairs