Paths & steps
Walkways, driveways, stairs and level changes — the lighting that stops guests guessing where the edge is.
Services
Everything below is low-voltage work: safe around kids, pets and mowers, and easy to extend later if you add to the yard.
Service 01
A plan before a purchase. We look at the architecture, the planting and the way you move around the property, then decide what deserves light.
Service 02
The part that decides whether a system lasts two years or twenty: connections, burial depth and load balance.
What we light
Most projects are some mix of these. You don't have to do all of it at once.
Walkways, driveways, stairs and level changes — the lighting that stops guests guessing where the edge is.
Uplighting into a canopy, or moonlighting down through it. This is what gives a yard depth from the street.
Grazing columns, washing walls, and making the front door obvious from the road after dark.
Enough light to use the space, low enough that nobody's staring into a bulb from a lounger.
Side yards, gates and blind spots — lit steadily rather than with a floodlight that blinds you.
Spare capacity and outlets planned in, so seasonal lighting doesn't mean extension cords across the lawn.
Already have a system?
Landscape lighting fails in predictable places. Usually it's a connection, a transformer, or a fixture that got hit by a mower.
How it works
Call, text or send the form with rough details and your address.
We meet near dusk and demo a fixture in place so you can see it, not imagine it.
Fixtures, wire and transformer go in, and the yard gets put back together.
We return at night to fine-tune every angle. This step is not optional.
Free quotes
Send a few details and we'll set up a walkthrough. Most quotes come back within a couple of days.