Capture Fall’s Cozy Season with Perfect Outdoor Lighting.
With shorter days, outdoor lighting enhances visibility and extends the time you can enjoy your outdoor spaces.
With plants and trees shedding leaves, it’s easier to install lights in optimal positions, ensuring the best layout for your yard.
Post lighting adds extra security and curb appeal as fall brings earlier and darker evenings.
Installing lighting in the fall prepares your home for the darker, longer winter nights ahead, ensuring safety and comfort.
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Be sure to ask us about the latest add-ons to help enhance your next installation.
Adding pathway lighting to your outdoor lighting system is a great way to increase safety on your property as well as to establish depth in your night scene and define your outdoor walkway and living spaces.
Down lighting or moon lighting is a technique used to add task and ambiance light to areas around structures or large trees. The technique maximizes each light fixture while eliminating ground-mount fixtures in high-traffic areas.
Undercap lighting is a technique used to wash retaining or seating walls and steps with warm soft light from a hidden source as well as add area light in places where other lighting techniques and fixtures can’t reach.
Tree grove lighting is a lighting technique that can be used to create a dramatic and impactful statement piece in a part of your property that can be viewed from multiple angles and can extend your night scene.
Clean fixtures regularly to maintain visibility and highlight architecture before winter.
Check wiring for damage to ensure security lighting is reliable before darker days.
Swap out bulbs to improve downlighting and post lighting before winter hits.
Trim back plants or branches that may block driveway or architectural lighting.
Ensure connections are sealed to protect against moisture from fall rains.
Adjust fixtures for optimal down lighting and architectural focus before winter arrives.
We are fully-licensed and insured electrical contractors specializing in outdoor lighting and low-voltage landscape lighting. In New Jersey, being a licensed electrical contractor is a requirement for installing low-voltage lighting but most companies that install lighting are not licensed, which increases your risk as a homeowner should the system not be installed correctly.
To schedule a free outdoor lighting consultation, please call us at (908) 369-7791 or submit an online request.