Lighting that fits the neighborhood
In a planned community, restraint looks best: warm white, fixtures hidden in the beds, and light placed on the trees, the entry and the walk rather than flooding the whole lot. That keeps the street looking consistent and the lighting about the house.
If your neighborhood has an architectural review process, ask for a quote that lists the fixtures and their finish so you can submit it.
Common projects
The most requested work in established, tree filled neighborhoods like this one:
- Uplighting mature trees in front and back yards
- Path lights along curving front walks
- Lighting porch columns and the front door
- Back yard and screened patio lighting
- Tune ups for older systems