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1. Chase Cather

Portland, OR4 years in business

Chase Cather is an interior lighting designer serving Portland, OR. The business has been operating for 4 years. A design consultation typically starts with a walkthrough or a look at the floor plan, a conversation about how each room is used, and photos of furniture and finishes. The homeowner then receives drawings and product suggestions, often with revisions before wiring or ceiling work begins. On their profile, Chase Cather lists project type: replacement of lighting; ceiling height: under 8 feet, 8 - 10 feet, 10 - 14 feet and over 14 feet; construction type: existing properties, remodels and new construction; property type: house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business. Chase Cather is also listed for property management and TV mounting. Rooms that feel gloomy at night, bright but flat, or full of glare on screens and counters often benefit from a professional lighting plan in Portland homes. Share floor plans or room dimensions, ceiling heights, and photos of each space, along with how the rooms are used during the day and evening. Site visits, revisions, coordination with electricians or builders, and complex features like cove or linear lighting can add time to a lighting design project. Customers in Portland and nearby areas such as Lake Oswego, Beaverton and Tualatin can request a quote. Posted hours are Saturday, 12:00 am to 12:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Chase Cather a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

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