- How much is a new landscape lighting system?
- Typically a new system ranges between $150-$250 a fixture. The size and number of transformers, style of fixtures, number of fixtures, the length of the lighting “Run” and the existing landscape all impact the cost per fixture.
- Investing in a high quality transformer and fixtures is key! Our transformers and fixtures have a manufacturer’s lifetime warranty.
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- How Much to Repair My System?
- If your current system is not working, we can help. Our service charge for diagnosing the issue is $200. This includes an hour of repairing the system.
- Lighting Trends In 2025?
- Colorful lighting is expected to be a popular trend going into 2025. Warmer tones are also trending for general landscape illumination.
- Safety?
- It’s important to light walkways, paths, pool areas, steps, and stairs to ensure your property is well lit.
- Low-voltage lighting?
- Low-voltage lighting systems are generally safer to install and maintain because they have a lower risk of electrical shock. They are also more cost-effective, energy efficient, and flexible than high-voltage systems.
- Spacing?
- Landscape path lights should generally be spaced six to eight feet apart, but they can be spaced closer for a more vivid effect.
- Focal points?
- When choosing landscape lighting, consider the mood you want to create and the function of the light. Walk around your property and choose focal points, such as a garden or fountain.
- What are the benefits of landscape lighting?
- Landscape lighting can increase property value, improve curb appeal, and provide safety. It can also help deter intruders and make it easier for neighbors to see people around your property.
- How should I calculate the wattage needed for my transformer?
- Add up the wattage rating of each light and multiply by 1.25. For example, if you have 40 lights with a wattage rating of 3 watts each, you would need a transformer with a minimum rating of 150 watts.
- How can I maintain my landscape lighting?
- Clean the internal reflector and lenses to remove dirt and debris. Trim back vegetation that might be blocking the light. Check for damaged fixtures, such as corrosion, dents, or cracks.