Landscape Lighting
The full system: fixtures, transformer, zones, wire runs, timers, and controls.
Explore Landscape Lighting
What we install
One low-voltage system covering the whole property, front to back.
Overview
Landscape lighting is usually sold in pieces — a few path lights here, a couple of uplights there. The result is a yard with bright spots and dead zones that never quite reads as finished.
We plan the property as one system on one transformer set, zoned so areas can run independently. Each page below covers a part of that system and what it takes to do it well.
The parts
Each of these is part of the same low-voltage system. Most projects include two or three of them.
The full system: fixtures, transformer, zones, wire runs, timers, and controls.
Explore Landscape LightingShielded path lights, step lights, and entry lighting for walkways, steps, and driveways.
Explore Path & Walkway LightingUplights and well lights for trees, palms, planting beds, hedges, and stonework.
Explore Tree & Garden UplightingLow-glare lighting for pool decks, seating areas, dining spaces, and back borders.
Explore Pool & Patio LightingGrazing and washing columns, gables, stone, and entry walls to show material and shape.
Explore Architectural LightingCorrectly sized transformers, zoned circuits, astronomical timers, and app control.
Explore Transformers & ControlsDiagnosis and repair for dark fixtures, damaged wire, failed connections, transformers, timers, and aging halogen systems.
Explore Lighting Repair
Planning note
Front of the house looks flat from the street? That is usually architectural accents plus two or three trees. Guests cannot find the door? Path and entry lighting. Backyard unusable after dark? Borders, seating, and the pool deck.
You do not have to decide the fixture list. Tell us which areas disappear at night and what you want the property to feel like, and the plan comes out of the walk-through.
Process
We look at the home, the planting, the sightlines from the street, and where people move at night.
Fixture types, spacing, beam angles, wire runs, transformer size, and zones are decided before install.
Wire is buried, transformers are mounted properly, and fixtures are set level and hidden.
We come back at night to aim, dim, and balance the system before the job is closed.
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