We install all types of Landscape Lighting including:

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1) Path and Area Lights - The path and area lights are placed along the pathways, driveways, and other areas where you need more light. 

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2) Flood Lights - Floodlights are used to highlight specific areas such as sculptures, fountains, gardens, and trees. These lights have a very narrow beam spread and can be used with either low-voltage or solar lighting. 

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3) Step Lights - Step lights are placed on the risers of steps to provide more light and make them safer to use at night. These usually have a wide beam spread and can be used with low-voltage or solar lighting. 

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4) Spotlights - Spotlights are one of the most versatile and commonly used types of landscape lighting. They can be used to highlight features such as sculptures, water fountains, or architectural details of your home. Spotlights can also be used to create a dramatic effect by shining them up into trees or down onto walkways.

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5) Wall Lights - Wall lights are a great way to add more light to an area while also providing a decorative touch. The architectural elements of your home can be enhanced by adding wall lights to certain areas. You can use them to light up a garden path or create a warm and inviting entryway. Tree wall lights are also available to add more light and interest to your landscaping.

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6) Indicator Lights - Indicator lights are used to show the locations of steps, walkways, and other areas where people might need more light. These can be placed along the ground or mounted on walls. Indicator lights are often broad-spectrum and may be used with low-voltage or solar lighting.

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Additionally, we offer a full range of Outdoor Light Fixture Repair services including:

• Replacing dim or burned out bulbs

• Repairing broken switches, severed wiring, and burned out transformers

• Cleaning lenses, repairing, straightening and adjusting fixtures

• Re-angling fixtures based on changes to the home and landscape

• Trimming and minor pruning around shrubs, trees, and large plants that impede lighting

• Verifying lighting timers and dimmers are set properly

• Replacing non-operating control modules, timers, and photocells

• Installing additional lighting to improve nighttime lighting around the property