Dayton, Ohio · Landscape Lighting Company

Bright is easy. Beautiful takes design.

Lit beautifully, not just lit up. Imagine warm light on the stonework, trees and path to your door—with just enough shadow to make every detail feel intentional.

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Lighting Applications

Path Lighting

Safe, elegant illumination for walkways and driveways.

Uplighting

Dramatic upward lighting to showcase trees and architecture.

Moonlighting

Soft downlighting from trees for natural, romantic ambiance.

Accent Lighting

Highlight focal points like sculptures, water features, and plantings.

Step & Deck Lighting

Recessed lighting for stairs, steps, and outdoor decking.

Security Lighting

Lighting specifically designed around your home or business for safety and security.

Underwater Lighting

Low-voltage underwater lighting fixtures installed to highlight waterfalls, rockwork, plants, and more.

String Lights

Add a soft but cheery lighting ambiance overhead to your outdoor space.

Recent Lighting Projects

Why Add Outdoor Lighting?

Extend Your Outdoor Season

Enjoy your outdoor space year-round, even on cool evenings and throughout fall and spring.

Enhance Curb Appeal

Showcase architectural features and landscaping at night so your home impresses around the clock.

Improve Safety

Illuminate steps, paths, and potential hazards—a dark walkway is a liability waiting to happen.

Increase Security

Deter intruders with strategic lighting—poorly lit homes are targeted first.

Add Property Value

Professional lighting systems are a sought-after feature that sets your home apart.

Energy Efficient

Low-voltage LED systems use minimal energy and last 15+ years with virtually no maintenance.

We understand the disappointment of watching your landscape investment disappear at sunset and the worry of a dark property inviting unwanted attention. Unlike most contractors who design lighting during the day, we design yours after dark—because that’s when it actually matters. For over a decade, we’ve illuminated hundreds of Dayton properties to showcase beauty, improve safety, and create outdoor spaces you can enjoy long after sunset.

How We Work

Our Lighting Process

01

Discovery and Consultation

We first discuss your end goal with lighting, whether that’s safety, beauty, or something else. If we’re a good fit, we’ll visit your Dayton property to explore a possible plan.

02

Lighting Design

Custom lighting plan tailored to your home and property, based on goals discussed, unique opportunities, and features.

03

Professional Install

Low-voltage wiring, transformer, and elite-quality fixtures placed and wired by qualified and experienced technicians.

04

Fine-Tuning

We often adjust angles and brightness during a nighttime visit for the perfect ambiance. Lighting is art.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is low-voltage lighting?

Low-voltage systems operate at 9-15 volts (vs 120v household current), making them safer to install and maintain. They use less energy and are ideal for outdoor applications.

Small systems with 5-10 fixtures start around $2.5k-$5k. Medium systems with 10-20 fixtures run $5k-$10k. Large properties with 20-40+ fixtures range from $10k-$20k+ depending on complexity and features.

Yes. Quality LED fixtures can last 50,000+ hours, which translates to 15-20 years of typical use. They also use 75% less energy than halogen bulbs.

Absolutely. We can install smart lighting controls that can be controlled via smartphone app, allowing you to turn on/off, set schedules, etc. If color and uniqueness is your thing, we can always step to a fully connected color-changing and customizable outdoor lighting system.

Very little. We recommend annual service to adjust aim, trim back overgrown plants, and check connections. LED bulbs rarely need replacement.

Picture Pulling Into Your Driveway

Your home glows beautifully. The front walk is safe and inviting. The garden you spent thousands on is finally on display at night. Outdoor lighting transforms your property after dark—showcasing your investment, protecting your family, and creating spaces you can actually enjoy once the sun goes down.