Landscape Lighting
Low-voltage landscape lighting transforms your home after dark and dramatically improves safety on stairs and walkways.
What's included
- Path, uplight, and downlight fixtures
- LED with smart timers/dimmers
- Buried wiring with weatherproof connections
- Layered lighting design
How we build it
We design lighting in layers soft path lights, dramatic uplights on trees and architecture, and accent lights on stonework for an inviting nighttime experience.
Available throughout Central Oregon
Lighting transforms outdoor spaces after dark
Most homeowners spend money making their hardscape and landscape look incredible in daylight, then leave it pitch black at night. Low-voltage landscape ighting changes that for a fraction of what people expect. A thoughtful lighting design picks out the textures of your stonework, illuminates pathways for safety, highlights specimen trees, and creates the kind of evening ambiance that makes you want to stay outside.
Layered lighting design
Great lighting layouts use multiple types of fixtures together. Path lights at low height illuminate walkways without glare. Uplights placed at the base of trees and architectural features cast dramatic shadows up into the canopy or along the wall. Downlights mounted high in trees create soft moonlight effects on the ground. Accent lights pick out specific design features a fire pit cap, a stone wall texture, a water feature. The combination is what creates depth and visual interest.
Quality systems and installation
We use professional-grade LED low-voltage fixtures with brass, copper, or powder-coated aluminum housings not the disposable plastic kits from big box stores. Wiring is buried, with weatherproof connections at every junction. Smart timers and dimmers let you set the system to come on at dusk, change levels through the evening, and shut off automatically. Done right, your lighting works perfectly for fifteen-plus years with minimal maintenance.
Landscape Lighting FAQs
No. Modern LED low-voltage systems use very little power a typical residential system runs for pennies per night.
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