Landscape lighting installation
Pathway, spotlight, flood, deck and well lighting that makes the yard safer after dark and the house look its best.
How we do it
Good outdoor lighting does two jobs: it keeps steps, docks and driveways safe at night, and it shows off the house. We plan where light should land before a single fixture goes in.
We install pathway lights, spotlights on trees and stonework, flood lights over drives and barns, deck and step lights, and well lights set into the ground, with timers or photocells so they run on their own.
Lake properties benefit most. Lighting the path to the dock and the dock itself is one of the most-asked jobs around the lakes, and it pairs well with outdoor outlets planned by a residential electrician at the same visit.
Done right the first time
Pathway and step lights
Safe footing from the drive to the door and down to the dock.
Spot and well lights
Trees, stone and the front of the house, lit from below.
Flood and security
Drives, barns and outbuildings lit when you need it.
Runs itself
Timers and photocells, so nobody has to remember the switch.
We handle landscape lighting across the region: in Angola, Steuben County and the lakes, in Auburn and DeKalb County, in Fort Wayne and Allen County, in Leo-Cedarville, Huntertown and New Haven, and north to Coldwater, Michigan.
Want the details first? Read Landscape Lighting Ideas That Improve Safety and Curb Appeal in Northeast Indiana and Landscape Lighting Ideas to Improve Your Outdoor Space on our blog.
Our own work
Landscape Lighting: FAQs
What kinds of landscape lighting do you install?
Pathway, spotlight, flood, deck and well lighting.
Can lights turn on by themselves?
Yes. We fit timers or photocells so lights come on at dusk.
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