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Service Overview
- FREE in-home estimates
- Price starting at: $70/fixture
- Average time to complete: 3-4 hours
Included
In Your Installation
- New, efficient landscape light fixtures
- Multiple fixture and lighting options
- 1-year labor warranty
- 10-year manufacturer warranty
- Flexible financing
Benefits Of Installing
Low-Voltage Landscape Lighting
Installing landscape lighting will help make your home:
- Look better. Landscape lighting allows you to highlight the best features of your home (architectural elements, trees and bushes, pathways, and so on), making it look more comforting and inviting.
- More secure. Dark homes are attractive to vandals and burglars. Bright, well-lit homes offer fewer places for them to hide. Plus, if you have a video surveillance system, good lighting will make it easier to capture any perpetrators.
- Safer for everyone. With landscape lighting, you'll reduce the chances that a friend or family member (especially one with low vision) will trip or fall in the dark. The lighting will make tripping hazards like stairs, pools and pavers more visible.
- More functional. Places like your patio and yard probably get used a lot less after dark. Landscape lighting will allow you to enjoy those places longer and more often throughout the year.
- More valuable. For the reasons above, a well-lit home is often more attractive to potential buyers. In fact, most home buyers (almost 90%) want a home that already has exterior lighting, which means installing it could be a good financial investment.
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Types Of
Landscape Lighting
You have the option of installing three types of landscape lighting:
Line voltage landscape lighting: Operates at 120 volts (same voltage as most device in your home) and must be hard-wired into your electrical system.
Low-voltage landscape lighting: Operates at 12 or 24 volts and requires a transformer to decrease the power transfer from your home's electrical system.
Solar landscape lighting: Requires no electrical wiring, but must be installed in areas with direct sunlight to operate at night.
Not sure which one to choose? We recommend low-voltage landscape lighting because it:
Is more reliable than solar lighting
Is safer in the rain than line voltage lighting
Costs less to run than line voltage lighting
Offers a wider variety of fixture options than solar and line voltage lighting