Secure Outdoor Exterior Lighting in Massachusetts
Expert Exterior Lighting Design
Our outdoor exterior lighting design services combine artistry and technology to showcase your property’s best features. Using high-end lighting fixtures and carefully selected outdoor lights, we create functional, elegant, and energy-efficient systems customized to your landscape and architectural style.
Service Area: Boston, Norfolk, Barnstable & Plymouth Counties
Outdoor Lighting Installation Process
We follow a detailed, step-by-step process to ensure your outdoor exterior lighting install is flawless from start to finish:
Initial Consultation | We assess your property and listen to your vision and needs.
Fixture Assembly | After assembling each fixture, we position them based on the design layout to achieve the best lighting coverage possible.
Trenching for Wire Installation | Use spade shovels for grassy areas and trenching shovels for soil to dig clean, precise trenches. Carefully backfill and restore the area for a seamless finish.
Wire Layout | We use 12/2 or 10/2 direct burial low-voltage wire, carefully laying it along the planned path. The wire may be temporarily placed above ground until final positioning is confirmed during the aiming appointment, then buried securely.
Fixture Connection | We connect each fixture using high-quality shrink tube connectors (lighting shrink), providing a weather-resistant and long-lasting electrical connection you can rely on.
Transformer Installation | The transformer is installed and wired with care to ensure all lighting fixtures and components operate efficiently and safely.
Final Walkthrough | We review the installation with you and ensure the proper operation of all fixtures and components.
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Service Installation Packages
RETROFIT
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Retro-fit LED (existing) fixtures
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Dual 5-yr warranty (LEDs/housing)
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Cost-effective
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Adaptive
INTEGRATED
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Serviceable integrated LED fixtures
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10-12 yr warranty
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American made fixtures
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Dimmable lighting for customization
PREMIUM
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Mobile App compatible
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Color-changing
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Personalized living spaces
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Elevated Emotional Experience
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Frequently Asked Questions
Wires are typically buried about 6 inches below the surface.
Low-voltage systems are more energy-efficient than line-voltage ones. Solar lighting, often a temporary option bought at retail stores, usually provides less reliable performance and a less polished look compared to professionally installed systems.
Not at all. Most systems are designed for efficiency, especially those using LED technology. On average, the additional cost to your electric bill is only about $20 to $30 per year.
We work with care to protect your lawn and landscaping. Our team uses spade techniques to gently lift the grass, allowing it to recover quickly. After trenching and digging, we leave your property looking tidy and well-kept when the project is complete.
We install transformers with extra capacity, so you can typically add 10-20% more lights without needing another transformer. For expansions beyond 20-30%, we’ll install a second transformer that works seamlessly alongside the original to handle the additional load.
In grassy areas, we use flush-mounted well lights that resist landscapers’ mowing or trimming over them without damage. We generally avoid using path lights in the grass, but if necessary, we secure them with longer stakes or set them in concrete to keep them stable and protected.
Yes, regular maintenance is needed, typically once or twice a year, depending on how often the property is used and how much the landscape grows. This helps keep your lighting system functioning smoothly and looking its best.
Absolutely. We use rust-resistant stainless steel screws and mounts designed to protect the tree’s health. During regular maintenance, we carefully loosen the screws to allow for natural tree growth, preventing any damage or constriction around the fixtures.
We understand that plants and trees need periods of darkness to grow and stay healthy. That’s why we use the minimum necessary light on each specimen, ensuring we don’t over-illuminate and interfere with their natural photosynthesis process.
