Originally Posted by Sensei (Post 2156023)

Grant Electric replaced the chandelier with can lights. Now table placement is not dictated by the imposing fixture.

Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 2156026)

One way is to move the box and just place a cover plate over the old box. The ceiling drywall finish is difficult to match by hand because the original finish is applied with a machine.

Another option is to install a ceiling hook where you want the fixture and use a swag chain.

A third option is to shop for offset chandeliers, or use a large ceiling medallion to hide the wires and cover the hole, especially if you are only offsetting the chandelier 12 inches. Some chandeliers come with large ceiling plates, where you can offset the chandelier without moving the junction box.

Originally Posted by Mr.Dizzy (Post 2163953)

We just used Hayes for a very simple job (replacing a GFCI outlet) and we will not use them again. The work was fine, but they charged $195 just for the service call. $255 total to switch out the outlet seems rather overpriced. We get a lot of recommendations here -- this is the first disappointment.