Outdoor Lighting

Typically, place pathway lights 5-8 feet apart, depending on the brightness and desired effect.

Yes, smart outdoor lights can be controlled via smartphone apps, voice assistants, and automated schedules for convenience and efficiency.

String lights, lanterns, wall-mounted fixtures, and outdoor ceiling fans with lights are popular choices for patios.

Yes, choose lighting fixtures specifically rated for outdoor use to ensure they withstand various weather conditions.

Ensure lights are rated for outdoor use, check for damaged cords, use appropriate extension cords, and avoid overloading circuits.

LED holiday lights are more energy-efficient, last longer, and are cooler to the touch than incandescent bulbs.

Regularly clean fixtures, replace bulbs as needed, check for damaged wiring, and ensure fixtures are securely mounted. Most often this is a service offered by the installing company.

Yes, using smart lighting systems or timers, you can automate outdoor lighting to turn on/off at specific times or be controlled remotely.

Permanent outdoor lighting is installed along the roofline very much like holiday lighting. It helps to provide long-term illumination with custom color options for building exteriors.

Yes, solar-powered lights are eco-friendly, easy to install, and cost-effective over time, though they depend on adequate sunlight exposure.

LED lights are preferred for their energy efficiency and longevity. Spotlights, floodlights, and path lights are commonly used types.

Landscape lighting refers to outdoor illumination designed to highlight gardens, trees, shrubs, and architectural features, enhancing the beauty of your landscape.

Consider the purpose (security, aesthetics, functionality), the area to be illuminated, and energy efficiency. Different areas like pathways, patios, and landscapes require different lighting solutions.

Enhances security, increases visibility and safety, extends outdoor usability, and improves the aesthetic appeal of your property.