Landscape lighting · Danvers & the North Shore
Lighting that lets you use the yard after dark.
Path and step lights so nobody trips, soft light on the patio and kitchen, and a few trees lit up so the yard looks good from inside. Low-voltage LED, on a timer.
- Free on-site estimates
- Low-voltage LED
- Owner-run, based in Danvers
01What we light
Safety first, then the good stuff.
Good landscape lighting is mostly about restraint: light the steps and paths so they're safe, then pick a few things worth seeing at night. It shouldn't look like a runway.
Paths & steps
Low path lights and lights built into steps and walls, so every change in level is easy to see.
Trees & accents
Uplights on trees and plantings that give the yard depth after dark.
Garden beds
Soft light across beds and borders so the plantings show from the patio and the house.
Patios & kitchens
Under-cap and under-counter lights on seat walls, grill islands and bars.
Outdoor kitchens →
02Planned, not scattered
Best installed while the stonework goes in.
The easiest time to add lighting is while the patio, walk or wall is being built, because the wire can run under the pavers and through the walls. We can add it to existing yards too.
- Low-voltage LED
- Safe to run through the yard, and it doesn't use much power.
- Wire under the work
- Run beneath pavers and through walls during construction, so you never see it.
- Timers & zones
- On at dusk, off when you want, with separate zones for paths and accents.
- No glare
- Fixtures aimed so they light the yard, not your eyes or the neighbor's windows.
How a lighting project goes.
- Step one
We walk the yard with you
Grade, drainage, access, sun, how you want to use the space. We measure while we're there.
- Step two
You get a written quote
Materials, layout and price in plain terms, with options if you want to phase the work.
- Step three
We build it and clean up
Excavation to final sweep. We haul debris away and leave the lawn around it seeded.
Where we build
Landscape lighting across the North Shore.
Danvers, Peabody, Lynnfield, Marblehead, Middleton, Swampscott, Beverly, Salem, Wakefield, Saugus, Reading, Woburn, Essex, Wenham, Hamilton and Manchester-by-the-Sea. Based in Danvers, and we travel for the right project.
Can you add lighting to an existing patio or walk?
Yes. Wire can be run along edges, through beds and under some pavers. It's easier during construction, but most yards can be lit after the fact.
Is low-voltage lighting safe?
Yes. The system runs off a transformer that plugs into an outdoor outlet and steps the power down, which is why it can run through the yard.
Can the lights come on by themselves?
Yes. A timer or dusk sensor turns them on at night and off when you choose.
Do you light outdoor kitchens?
Yes. Under-counter and under-cap lights are built in while the island is being made. Outdoor kitchens →
Often lit together.
Let's light up your yard.
Estimates are free. We'll call you back to set up a time to see the property.