Transform Your Backyard into a Glimmering Oasis with Nite-Lite Landscape Lighting

Nite-Lite Landscape Lighting transforms your Long Island outdoor space into a haven of beauty and connection. We believe that artful lighting design goes beyond mere illumination, creating unforgettable moments and enhancing emotional connections.

Nite-Lite offers

Customizable designs to reflect your unique style and preferences. Energy-efficient LED lights for a dazzling display without breaking the bank. Professional installation and removal for a worry-free experience.

Service Areas: Oyster Bay, Huntington, Southampton, Glen Cove, Northport, and Manhasset.

Installation Process

Learn about our simple process for landscape lighting. We carefully place fixtures and connect wires with precision. Trust us to light up your outdoor space effortlessly.

Transform Your Night: Choose Your Perfect Outdoor Lighting Package

At Nite-Lite Landscape Lighting, we believe inspired illumination goes beyond price tags. We design every system to its fullest potential, considering your desires and property’s unique characteristics.
Service Installation Packages

RETROFIT

  • Retro-fit LED (existing) fixtures
  • Dual 5-yr warranty (LEDs/housing)
  • Cost-effective
  • Adaptive
Package

INTEGRATED

  • Serviceable integrated LED fixtures
  • 10-12 yr warranty
  • American made fixtures
  • Dimmable lighting for customization
Package

PREMIUM

  • Mobile App compatible
  • Color-changing
  • Personalized living spaces
  • Elevated Emotional Experience
Package

FREE GUIDE

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Frequently Asked Questions

Learn about our simple process for landscape lighting. We carefully place fixtures and connect wires with precision. Trust us to light up your outdoor space effortlessly.
We have installed systems ranging from $2,000 – $100,000+ but our average project is roughly $15,000. You can expect to spend anywhere between 1-2.5% of your total come value on your professional lighting system
We bury the wire roughly 6 inches into the soil
Low voltage systems are much more energy efficient than line voltage systems and the fixtures are much smaller allowing them to hide in the landscape better. Solar lighting is a temporary solution typically purchased from a box store and creates a less than desired effect.
The average increased cost to your electric bill will be between $20-$30 dollars per year.
We take care precaution to preserve your current lawn and landscape. We spade in the grass allowing for a quick recovery of the lawn. Once we are done spading a digging, the property will be raked and blown to ensure its looks amazing at the end of the project.
Yes the system can always be added to in the future. We never max out the transformer installed which allows you to add 10-20% more lighting without adding a second transformer. If you are looking to add more than 20-30% of your current system we will add a second transformer, then can run in sequence with the original.
Our designs are installed to last. In the grass we use flush well lights allowing the landscapers to run right over the fixtures without damaging them. We almost never install path lights in grass to avoid damage but if we absolutely need to we will use a longer stake or cement the fixtures in the ground.
Yes the system will need bi-annual or year maintenance depending on property usage and growth of the landscape
Yes. We use stainless steel screws and mounts that do not rust which preserves the health of the tree. During the maintenance calls we back out the screws allowing for the tree to grow and not constrict the fixture.
We are aware that the landscape does need rest in order to properly grow and stay healthy. We use the minimum amount of light on each tree to make sure we are not over lighting the specimen and damaging the photosynthesis process.
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