Most outdoor lighting fails for the same reason: fixtures get placed where they're easy to install rather than where the light is needed. Landscape lighting works best when it's designed around what's already on the property — the trees worth uplighting, the steps that are a hazard in the dark, the patio you'd use more if you could see it. We design and install low-voltage systems for homeowners in Denver, Mooresville, Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville and Troutman. Free on-site estimate, no trip fee.
If any of these sound like your property, it's worth a free on-site look.
Fixtures spaced to light the surface, not to create a runway of glare.
Angled to show the form of the tree or the texture of the wall, aimed away from windows and neighbours.
Recessed fixtures that light the tread without a visible source. Best installed while the wall is being built — see retaining wall installation.
Enough light to use the space, low enough not to flatten it.
Sized for the run and set up so the system comes on when you want it to.
A fixture aimed perfectly at a young tree will be aimed at a trunk in five years. We place fixtures with room to re-aim — see landscape design and installation.
Tell us what's happening on the property. We'll set a time to come out.
We walk the property, check grade and soil, and identify the real cause — not just the symptom.
Clear scope and pricing in writing before anything starts. No trip fee, no pressure.
In-house crew, no subcontractors. We clean up and walk the finished job with you.
Low-voltage LED landscape lighting uses very little power. A full system draws a fraction of what older halogen fixtures did, and running it on a timer or photocell means it is only on when it is useful.
Yes, and it's common — in some ways easier, because the plants are already at the size the lighting has to work around. Cable is routed and buried with minimal disturbance to existing beds and turf.
Quality LED fixtures last many years, and the LED elements typically outlast the housings. Brass and copper fixtures weather rather than corrode and tend to look better with age. We'll tell you what we're quoting and why on site.
It shouldn't, and that's an aiming question. Uplighting aimed carelessly spills into windows and across property lines. We aim every fixture at night after installation and adjust anything that's throwing light where it isn't wanted.
An evening walk-through first, then a written quote with the fixture plan. Cable is routed and buried, fixtures set and the transformer mounted. Aiming and adjustment are done at night — that step is what separates a good install from a mediocre one — and then the controls are set and handed over.
Completed projects with the problem, the build, and the result.
Free on-site estimate — no trip fee, no obligation. Serving Denver, Mooresville, Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville and Troutman, NC.
