Design · Installation · Care
Outdoor Lighting Services for Every Texas Property
Landscape lighting services in Texas built around one idea: light the things worth seeing, and hide the fixtures doing the work. From a single lit live oak to a fully zoned estate, every Landscape Lighting Texas system is designed at dusk, installed on professional low-voltage LED hardware and backed by a 5-year workmanship warranty.
What we do
Eight Services, One Lighting Plan
Most properties need more than one kind of light. A facade looks best with a lit tree beside it; a pool feels safer with the path to it lit. We design all of it as one system on shared transformers and controls, so it works together and grows with you.
Architectural Uplighting
Grazed stone, lit columns and balanced facades that give your home presence after dark.
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Garden & Tree Lighting
Moonlit live oaks, glowing crape myrtles and planting beds with real depth.
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Pathway & Driveway Lighting
Soft pools of light that guide guests from the curb to the door, safely.
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Pool & Water Feature Lighting
Resort-style pools, fountains and patios that come alive at sunset.
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Patio & Outdoor Living Lighting
Bistro strings, step lights and downlights for porches, kitchens and pergolas.
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Smart Lighting Systems
App-controlled zones, astronomical timers, dimming and color scenes.
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Security & Floodlighting
Motion-aware, glare-free lighting that protects without looking like a parking lot.
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Annual tune-ups, re-aiming, LED retrofits and repairs for any brand of system.
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Lighting Design That Starts After Sunset
Daylight tells you very little about how a property will look at night. That is why our process starts at dusk, on your lawn, with fixtures in hand.
Layers, not floodlight
Good landscape lighting is built in layers: accent light on focal points (a facade, a specimen tree), ambient light that gives the yard depth, and task light on paths and steps. Balancing the three is what makes a property look composed rather than simply bright.
The right beam for each target
A narrow 15–25° spot reaches up a tall column or a palm trunk; a 36–60° flood washes a wide stone wall or a crape myrtle canopy. We pick beam angles and output per object, not one fixture for everything, and add glare shields where a lamp could catch an eye.
Warm, consistent color
Most Texas homes look their best at 2700K, which flatters brick, limestone and stucco. Foliage sometimes gets 3000K for crisper greens. Whatever we choose, we keep it consistent across the property so the whole scene reads as one.
Engineered wiring
Systems run on 12V low-voltage power from multi-tap transformers, with 12- or 10-gauge direct-burial cable laid out in hub runs so every fixture sees even voltage. That is how you avoid the dim-at-the-end problem common in DIY kits.
Built for Texas weather
Solid brass and copper bodies that will not rust, sealed fittings rated for wet locations, and LEDs that tolerate a Texas summer. Fixtures go into caliche and clay with proper stakes or mounts so they stay aimed through storms.
Controls that think for you
Astronomical timers follow sunset through the year, zones let the pool area run late while the facade turns off at midnight, and optional app control adds dimming and scenes. See smart lighting systems.
Find your fit
What Each Landscape Lighting Service Solves
Not sure where to start? Match the problem you notice at night with the service built to fix it.
| Service | Solves | Typical fixtures | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Architectural Uplighting | A house that disappears after dark; flat, unflattering porch light | Wall-wash and spot uplights, in-grade wells | Stone, brick and stucco facades, columns, entries |
| Garden & Tree Lighting | A yard that ends at the patio; no depth or focal points | Adjustable uplights, downlights in trees, bed lights | Live oaks, crape myrtles, palms, planting beds |
| Pathway & Driveway Lighting | Trip hazards, unclear routes, hard-to-find entries | Path lights, bollards, in-grade and step lights | Front walks, long driveways, garden paths, steps |
| Pool & Water Feature Lighting | A dark backyard that only works in daylight | Submersible fixtures, deck and wall lights, accents | Pools, fountains, ponds, waterfalls |
| Patio & Outdoor Living | Outdoor rooms that are too dark or too harsh to enjoy | String lights, downlights, step and under-cap lights | Pergolas, porches, outdoor kitchens, decks |
| Smart Lighting Systems | Timers that drift, all-or-nothing switching | Smart transformers, zone controllers, app control | Any new or existing system |
| Security & Floodlighting | Dark corners and side yards; glaring floodlights | Shielded floods, motion zones, eave downlights | Side yards, gates, garages, commercial sites |
| Maintenance & Repair | Dead fixtures, failing transformers, old halogen | LED retrofits, new wire, re-aiming | Any brand of existing system |
Packages
Three Ways to Light a Texas Property
These are planning ranges to help you budget, not quotes. Your real number depends on fixture count, wire runs, materials and controls, and it comes as an itemized quote after a free dusk consultation.
Starter
Planning range: $2,500–$5,000
The front of the house, done properly. Ideal for a first system or a smaller lot.
- About 8–15 fixtures
- Facade uplighting on key features
- One feature tree or bed
- Front walk path lighting
- Transformer with astronomical timer
Signature
Planning range: $5,000–$12,000
Front and back yard as one design. The range most Texas homes fall into.
- About 15–35 fixtures
- Full facade and entry lighting
- Multiple trees, beds and hardscape
- Driveway, path or step lighting
- Patio or pool-area accents
- Two or more zones with timer or app control
Estate
Planning range: $12,000–$20,000+
Large lots, long drives and complete outdoor living areas, lit as one composed scene.
- 35+ fixtures across the property
- Moonlighting in mature trees
- Pool, water feature and outdoor kitchen
- Long driveway and perimeter lighting
- Multiple transformers, smart zones and scenes
As a rule of thumb, professionally installed fixtures run roughly $250–$450 each. Try the cost calculator for a fixture-by-fixture estimate, or read about LED vs halogen running costs.
Every project includes
What You Get From Landscape Lighting Texas
- A free dusk consultation at your property
- A written lighting plan with fixture locations, beam angles and color temperature
- Transparent, itemized pricing with no surprises
- Licensed and insured Texas installers
- Night-time aiming and tuning with you on site
- A 5-year workmanship warranty
Where we work
Statewide Service
We design and install across Texas, from Hill Country limestone to Gulf Coast salt air.
Want to explore ideas first? Try the lighting design simulator or the lighting style quiz.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Which landscape lighting service should I start with?
Most homeowners start with the front of the house: facade uplighting, one feature tree and the front walk. It gives the biggest change in curb appeal for the budget, and a well-sized transformer leaves room to add the backyard later.
Can you combine several services in one project?
Yes, and we recommend it. Designing the facade, trees, paths and pool together lets us share transformers and wire runs, keep color temperature consistent and set up zones so each area can run on its own schedule.
Are the package prices fixed?
No. Starter, Signature and Estate are planning ranges to help you budget. Your quote is itemized after a free dusk consultation and depends on fixture count, wire distances, fixture materials and controls.
Do you work on systems another company installed?
Yes. Our maintenance and repair service covers any brand: troubleshooting, re-aiming, transformer and wire repair, and LED retrofits of older halogen systems.
Free Consultation
Ready to See Your Property in a New Light?
Book a free dusk consultation. A Landscape Lighting Texas designer will walk your property at nightfall, show you what is possible and send a clear, itemized quote.