Increased Curb Appeal

Showcase the beautiful features of your home and gardens normally shrouded in darkness. Outdoor lighting can give your property a whole new ambiance, expanding its visual impact at night. Using specific lighting techniques, we can create dramatic focal points around your home and landscape without overwhelming your property with light.

Safety & Security

Landscape lighting offers more than beauty. A carefully designed lighting system illuminates walkways, paths and steps, providing easier and safer access for you, your family and guests. Outdoor lighting also offers valuable protection for homeowners by discouraging potential intruders.

Practical Elegance

Would you like to enjoy more hours outside entertaining friends and family? Landscape lighting expands the outdoors, making it more accessible, comfortable and inviting. Let us show you how to dramatically increase the utility of your property, allowing you to enjoy the outdoors well into the evening.

Energy Efficient

Low-voltage lighting is good for the environment and your wallet because it consumes less power. Our lighting systems operate on a 12 volt current and use about 1/3 the electricity of high-voltage systems, which operate at 120 volts. Moreover, we carefully select the appropriate transformer, wire size, and lamp wattage to maximize the energy efficiency of your system.

Worry Free

There is no possibility of electrical injury with low-voltage lighting, making it completely safe for use around children and pets. Low-voltage systems are also less expensive to install than high-voltage systems as they there is no need to disturb the landscape by digging deep trenches for installation.

Moon Lighting

Shining light down, usually from a tree, to cast shadows of branches and leaves on the ground to provide a moonlight effect. Excellent technique for gentle ambiance, as well as security without the harsh glare of traditional house flood lights.

Uplighting

This is the opposite of moonlighting and refers to shining light up, usually into a tree or other upright landscape feature, to softly accent its features. Excellent technique to bring the landscape alive at night, providing depth and beauty to an otherwise dark yard.

Path Lighting

Attractive and unique light fixtures, usually 1'-3' tall, placed next to driveways, walkways, garden paths or decks provide a low level light for beauty, safety and security.

Spot Lighting

Using a controlled intense beam to highlight the focal points in a garden such as statues, sculptures and specimen shrubs.

Cross Lighting

Lighting a tree or statue from two or more directions to reveal a three dimensional perspective.

Grazing

Shining light across the surface of a landscape feature to accent the feature's texture. Excellent technique to bring alive old stone work, brick chimneys, or walls at night, or to highlight planting contours in beds throughout the yard to emphasize the beauty of the bark on that special old tree.

Silhouetting

Placing a fixture directly behind the subject and pointing it at a vertical surface to display a dark outline of the subject to the foreground observer, creating a dramatic silhouette effect. This is a great technique to highlight trees and plants with interesting branch structure.

Shadowing

Lighting an object from the front and below to project intriguing shadows on a wall or other vertical surfaces. This is another way to highlight interesting shapes and branch structure.

Deck, Step Lights

Provide low-level, discrete lighting with these marvelous little fixtures. These fixtures are mounted under deck rails or recessed into the sides of steps to provide safety and accent lighting. Also available as hanging fixtures for structures like arbors and trellises.