Landscape Lighting Installation That Shows Off Your Yard After Dark

Low-voltage lighting for gardens, walkways, trees, and architectural features — wired correctly, positioned to last, and built around a transformer sized for your property.

Our electricians handle the layout and the electrical work, not just the fixtures.

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Low-Voltage Outdoor

Electrical Work Behind a Beautiful Yard

Landscape lighting looks simple from the sidewalk — a few uplights on a tree, path lights along the walkway, a soft wash across the front of the house. What most homeowners don’t see is the transformer sizing, low-voltage cable runs, and connection points that determine whether that system still works in five years or starts flickering after one wet winter.

We design and install landscape lighting as an electrical system first: right-sized transformers, properly buried and connected cable, and fixtures placed to highlight what matters — a specimen tree, a stone wall, the path to your front door — without over-lighting the yard or blinding your neighbors. Whether you’re adding lighting to new landscaping, replacing a system a landscaper installed and wired poorly, or extending an existing setup to cover a new section of yard, we handle the electrical side so the design side actually holds up.

Is It Time for Landscape Lighting?

New landscaping with no lighting plan

Existing fixtures flickering or dimming

Transformer tripping or overloaded

Uneven, patchy light across the yard

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Which Is Right For You?

Landscape Lighting vs. Outdoor Security Lighting

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Landscape Lighting vs. Outdoor Security Lighting

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LOW-VOLTAGE

Landscape Lighting

Purpose Accent, curb appeal, garden features
Voltage Low-voltage (12V) system
Placement Trees, beds, walkways, walls
Control Timers, photocells, dimming
Typical fixtures Uplights, path lights, well lights
LINE-VOLTAGE

Outdoor Security Lighting

Purpose Visibility, deterrence, safety
Voltage Line-voltage fixtures
Placement Entryways, driveways, dark corners
Control Motion sensors, dusk-to-dawn
Typical fixtures Floodlights, wall packs, motion lights

Note: Many properties benefit from both systems working together — see our Outdoor Lighting Installation page for the security side of exterior lighting.

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Why Homeowners Choose Us

Licensed Electricians

C-10 licensed pros wire it, not landscapers.

Right-Sized Transformers

Systems built for your yard’s actual load.

Written Estimates First

Know the plan and cost before we start.

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What Our Clients Say

★★★★★

“Most landscape lighting problems I see aren’t bad fixtures — they’re an undersized transformer trying to run too many lights off one line. Fix the electrical foundation and the fixtures last.”

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Marcus D.

Electrician

★★★★★

“They redid the lighting our landscaper had installed. Turns out half the connections weren’t even sealed. Yard looks incredible now and nothing’s flickered since.”

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Priya R.

Homeowner

Questions

Landscape Lighting FAQs

Most front yards use 8-15 fixtures depending on lot size and what you’re highlighting — trees, walkways, and the house facade typically get priority. We size the layout and transformer during your on-site estimate.

Usually, yes, as long as the current transformer has capacity left. If it’s already maxed out, we’ll either upsize the transformer or run a second low-voltage circuit.

It runs through a transformer that steps household voltage down to 12V, which is safer for buried cable runs and outdoor fixture handling.

Cost depends on fixture count, cable runs, and transformer size, so we don’t quote a flat number without seeing the property. Final pricing depends on site conditions, materials, and permit requirements — call for a free on-site estimate.

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