Landscape Lighting

Stay outside after the sun goes down

Warm light, safer steps, and a patio that still feels like a place to sit at night.

Overview

How the space gets used

If you’ve been picturing evenings that run past sunset, lighting is how we get there. Steps you can see, an entry that feels welcoming, and a yard that still feels like yours when it’s dark.

We layer it. Path and step lights so you can walk. Wall washing and grazing so you can read the stone. Uplighting on a specimen tree. Moonlighting from the branches for a softer pool of light. Accents on water, a sculpture, or a gate column.

Brass or copper fixtures, warm LEDs (usually 2700K to 3000K), and careful shielding so you’re not glaring into windows or the neighbor’s house. Voltage-drop math and home-run layouts keep brightness even on long runs.

Timers, astronomical clocks, and app controls can trim runtime and make seasonal changes easier. Retrofits often start with the transformer and lamps. New work lets us run conduit while the beds are open.

What we pay attention to

Path, architecture, safety, and feature light planned as separate layers.
Brass and copper fixtures that handle temperature swings.
Voltage-drop calculations and buried conduit where you’ll be glad we did it later.

How we work

From the first walk to the last

You’ll always know what happens next. We walk the property, make a plan, then build it.

01
A night plan

We think in zones: walking, the house, safety, and the things worth highlighting.
02
Transformer and load

The right size, voltage drop managed, and a place you can actually get to for service.
03
Install and aim

Conduit where it’s worth it, solid connections, and final aiming that accounts for how plants will grow.

Gallery

A few lighting yards

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Partners

Materials we trust

We specify products from companies that publish the details and stand behind them years later.

AMP Lighting

FAQ

Questions we hear a lot

Plain answers, so you can plan without guessing.

Is LED lighting worth it outdoors?

Yes. Less power, longer lamp life, and more consistent color than a lot of the old halogen systems.

Can you retrofit my old lighting system?

Often we can upgrade transformers, fixtures, and lamps a piece at a time. We’ll look at what’s worth keeping.

What is moonlighting vs. uplighting?

Moonlighting puts fixtures high in a tree, aiming down through the branches. Soft, dappled light. Uplighting grazes trunks and canopies from below. We use both so paths stay safe and the light stays soft.

Do you install smart timers or Wi-Fi controls?

Yes. Astronomical timers, photocells, and a lot of Wi-Fi or hub systems can handle on/off and the seasons. We’ll match the controls to how hands-on you want to be, and how reliable the outdoor signal is.

Let’s talk about the evenings

Tell us what you want to see at night. We’ll design a system that’s warm after dark and quiet during the day.

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How the space gets used

From the first walk to the last

A night plan

Transformer and load

Install and aim

A few lighting yards

Materials we trust

Questions we hear a lot

These often go together

Landscape Design

Hardscapes

Let’s talk about the evenings