Landscape lighting in Winter Garden
Low-voltage LED lights for palms, paths and the front of the house, aimed after dark, with room to add more later.
What’s included
What a lighting install includes
Lighting aimed in daylight is lighting that shines in your neighbor’s bedroom.
- Uplights for palms, oaks and the front of the house
- Path and step lights along walks and the drive
- Transformer and timer sized with room to add fixtures
- A night visit to aim every fixture
How we do it
How we light a yard
Aimed after dark, always
The whole job is judged at night. We come back to aim it, because a fixture that looked right at four in the afternoon rarely is.
Sized with room to grow
A transformer loaded to its limit means the next fixture needs a new transformer. We leave headroom and write the load down.
Less than you think
The commonest mistake is too many fixtures at too high an output. A well-lit garden is mostly dark with a few things picked out.
Pricing
What affects the price
Every job is priced after a free walkthrough, in writing and line by line, so the number doesn’t change on the day.
How the free walkthrough worksYour price depends on
- Number and type of fixtures
- Wire runs and distance to the outlet
- Transformer size and timer
- Palms and trees to uplight
Questions
Landscape lighting questions
Is low-voltage lighting safe around kids and pets?
Yes. The system runs at 12 volts from a transformer plugged into an outdoor outlet.
How much does it cost to run?
Very little with LED fixtures, usually a few dollars a month for a typical front yard on a timer.
Can you add to lights I already have?
Often. We check the transformer’s spare capacity first and tell you if it needs upgrading.
Do you fix broken landscape lights?
Yes. Cut wires, dead fixtures and failed transformers are the usual culprits.
Get a straight answer about your yard.
Send a photo of the problem spot and we’ll tell you what we see, or ask for the free walkthrough.