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Low fixtures that show you the ground without shining in your eyes. Safety first, atmosphere second.


Low fixtures that show you the ground without shining in your eyes. Safety first, atmosphere second.

Trees and architectural features lit from below, which is what gives a yard depth after dark.

Grazing light across stone and masonry to bring out texture you cannot see in daylight.

Water features, fire and specimen plants each get their own aimed fixture.

The half of lighting people forget. It is also the half the neighbors see.

Zones on a timer or an app, with scenes for entertaining, security and everyday evenings.
Want this in your backyard? Let us walk it with you.

Brass and copper fixtures with waterproof connections last decades. Plastic kits fail in two winters.
Runs have to be calculated and wire sized correctly, or the far end of the yard is noticeably dimmer.
We come back at night to aim every fixture. Lighting set in daylight is always wrong.

Building anywhere in the metro. Tell us where your yard is.

Ask us an outdoor lighting question
It scales with fixture count. A meaningful front-and-back system is a mid four-figure to low five-figure project.
No. LED fixtures draw very little, so a fully lit property costs a few dollars a month.
Usually, if the transformer has capacity and the wire is sound. We test both before quoting.
Not if it is aimed properly. Shielded fixtures light your yard, not their bedroom window.
Occasional re-aiming as plants grow, and a connection check every few years. Quality fixtures rarely fail.
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We will walk it with you at night and show you what three or four fixtures would do.