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How to Choose Landscape Lighting

Author: Andrea Skoch
by Andrea Skoch
Posted: Dec 12, 2019

Landscape lighting is a great idea for home and business owners hoping to increase security, safety, or just show off a little style. Professional electricians have the experience and know-how to bring you quality installation and all of the best design options.

Landscape lighting might sound like a frivolity, but the reality is that adding light to your property has a variety of practical benefits. Whether you want a huge array of low voltage outdoor lighting edison to showcase your business at nighttime or just want a small row of lights to accent your lawn, installing lights outside can really make a difference in the way your property is perceived.

Some reasons to have landscaping lights installed include:

Security: More light means fewer places to hide! Landscape lighting is a subtle way to discourage thieves and other ill-intentioned visitors. Motion-sensor lights are also available to cease them in their tracks! Landscape lights could be placed at strategic points throughout the property to protect your more vulnerable areas.

Safety: Guests and customers will be able to see where they're going with the help of driveway and walkway lights. Prevent accidents, create a more welcoming atmosphere, and make your property more accessible to visitors in cars or on foot.

Value: Low voltage outdoor lighting draws attention to your property while everyone else's is hidden by the dark. Plan your lighting features strategically so that it could highlight your company’s sign and therefore all the passerby will identify your business name just by driving by it every day. It helps in raising business awareness when your store is well-lighted from the outside. Don't just be another blur in the landscape, be a landmark!

Aesthetics: If you're proud of your property, why not make a voice? Landscape lights can be the finishing touch that makes your lawn or landscaping truly unique. Your local landscaping contractor will be able to work with you to develop an outdoor lighting plan that perfectly complements your land. Lights come in a variety of colors, sizes, shapes, and intensities, so practically any effect you desire can become a reality. Soon your lawn will be the envy of all the neighbors.

When you call professional landscapers in to help you with selecting your landscape lighting edison and installation, you can depend on quality wiring and weatherproofing to help your lights work flawlessly and stay protected from the elements. And, with options like solar-powered lighting and low-voltage lighting, you don't have to worry about high energy bills or dramatically magnifying your carbon footprint.

Driveway Lighting Options
  • Down-Lighting
  • Ground-hugging bollard lights
  • Up-lighting

Downlighting is an ideal option when you have tall trees lining to your driveway. Downlights give safe passage to guests as they reflect soft light down and illuminate the direction. Bollards are also effective choice. They are the vertical unit that offer soft light to your driveway and provide enhanced visibility. On the other hand, up-lighting is probably less preferred choice as far as a driveway safety concern because of uplighting fixtures usually enclosed to the ground and projects in a specific direction.

You should contact landscape lighting professionals to get more details on different outdoor lighting fixtures and they can help you with ideas that suit your property and budget.

About the Author

Sequoia Land Design and maintenance was started in 2002. We offer residential and commercial service. We provide maintenance packages with four seasonal color changes, property clean ups and weekly mowing. We are fully insured and licensed.

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Author: Andrea Skoch

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