Lutron Smart Lighting Installation in NJ, NY, PA & CT
Lutron smart lighting installation done properly — dimmers that never buzz, scenes that actually get used, and shades that move on their own. MySmartHomes is a Lutron Pro–registered installer serving New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Connecticut. We install and program the full Lutron range: Caséta and Diva smart dimmers, RadioRA 3 and RA2 Select whole-home lighting control, and Serena and Sivoia motorized shades.
If you have already bought Lutron gear and it is sitting in a box, or you are starting from a blank wall in a renovation, we handle both.
Book a free consultation ↗Which Lutron system is right for your home?
Most homeowners searching for “Lutron installation” are choosing between three tiers. Here is the honest difference:
Caséta / Diva
- Typical scopeOne or two rooms on existing wiring
- Installed range$330 – $4,400
RA2 Select
- Typical scopeMultiple rooms, keypads and scenes
- Installed range$5,500 – $22,000
RadioRA 3
- Typical scopeWhole home, panel work and shades
- Installed range$22,000 – $88,000+
Ranges are indicative only and depend on device count, wiring conditions and finish selections. We give you a fixed quote after a walkthrough — book a free consultation.
Lutron Caséta installation
Caséta is the system most people mean when they say “Lutron smart switches.” It runs on Lutron’s own Clear Connect radio rather than your Wi-Fi, which is exactly why it keeps working when your router is having a bad day. That reliability is the main reason we recommend it over most budget smart switches.
A typical Caséta install with us includes:
- Swapping existing dimmers and switches for Caséta or Diva units, including three-way and four-way circuits with Pico companion controls
- Placing and configuring the Smart Bridge Pro so it integrates with Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home and Home Assistant
- Naming rooms, building scenes and setting schedules that match how your household actually lives — not a default demo
- Bulb compatibility checks, because most “my new dimmer buzzes” calls are really a cheap LED problem
- Pico remotes mounted where light switches should have been in the first place
Caséta also pairs well with the rest of a connected home. See our smart light switch installation page for non-Lutron options.
Hallway · RadioRA 3

RadioRA 3 and RA2 Select whole-home lighting control
RadioRA 3 is the professional tier. Instead of controlling switches one at a time, you get engraved keypads at every entry, a single “all off” button by the door, motorized shades on the same system, and scenes tuned per room. It is designed to be commissioned by an installer, which is precisely the point — the programming is the product.
We handle load schedules, panel work coordination with your electrician, keypad engraving layouts, and the commissioning and tuning pass after you have lived with it for a few weeks. RadioRA 3 suits new builds, gut renovations and larger homes across Bergen, Passaic, Essex and Fairfield counties.

Lutron Serena and Sivoia motorized shades
Lutron’s shades are battery-powered and genuinely wireless, so you do not need to open walls to get them in. That makes them one of the few high-end upgrades that works cleanly in a finished home.
We measure, order the correct fabric and roll direction, mount inside or outside the frame, and put the shades on the same keypads, app and schedule as your lighting. Sun-tracking schedules that drop the shades before the afternoon glare hits the TV are, in practice, the feature people end up loving most.
Do you need an electrician to install Lutron?
Usually not, and this is the question we get most often. Most Caséta dimmers such as the PD-6WCL work without a neutral wire, which is why they retrofit well into older New Jersey housing stock. Some models — the switching units and fan controls — do require a neutral.
You need a licensed electrician when there is no neutral in the box and the model you want requires one, when a circuit needs to be added or re-fed, or when panel work is involved. We tell you which situation you are in before we start rather than after. For RadioRA 3 projects we coordinate directly with your electrician so the two trades are not tripping over each other.
Lutron with the rest of your smart home
Lighting is rarely the only thing in the house. We integrate Lutron with Apple Home, Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Sonos, and Home Assistant — so a single “goodnight” turns off the lights, drops the shades, locks the doors and arms the cameras. If you are still deciding on a platform, read our guide to the best smart home hubs or our Home Assistant hub guide.
Lutron installation service areas
We install Lutron systems across northern and central New Jersey, Westchester and Rockland in New York, Fairfield County in Connecticut, and eastern Pennsylvania. Local pages include Wayne, Paramus, Ridgewood, Montclair and Greenwich, CT. See every town on our service locations page. Shore and second-home owners: RadioRA 3 scenes that make an empty house look lived-in are a core part of our waterfront home & yacht technology service.
Frequently asked questions
A single Caséta dimmer professionally installed typically runs a few hundred dollars all-in, a multi-room Caséta system commonly lands between $1,100 and $4,400, and a RadioRA 3 whole-home system generally starts around $22,000. Device count, wiring conditions and shade fabrics move these numbers, so we quote after a walkthrough.
Many people do, and a single dimmer swap is straightforward. Homeowners usually call us for three-way and four-way circuits, no-neutral boxes, fan controls, bridge integration with Apple Home or Home Assistant, and scene programming that stops the system from feeling like extra work.
The switches themselves do not — they use Lutron’s Clear Connect radio. The Smart Bridge needs a network connection for app control and voice assistants, but your lights keep responding to wall controls and Pico remotes even if the internet is down.
If you want app and voice control of specific rooms, Caséta is the right call and the value is hard to beat. If you want keypads at every door, integrated shades and a system designed around scenes rather than switches, RadioRA 3 is worth the step up.
We are a Lutron Pro–registered installer. We source, install, program and support Lutron systems, and we work alongside licensed electricians where a project needs one.
Yes. Re-commissioning an abandoned or half-finished Lutron system is a large part of what we do — including systems left behind by a previous homeowner.