Landscape Lighting Design & Installation in Moore and Norman
Low-voltage path, accent, and uplighting that makes your property look as good at night as it does by day.
You invest in your landscaping all day — lighting is what makes people actually see it. A well-designed lighting plan shows off the trees and beds you've built, lights the walkways guests use, and makes the front of the house look just as good at night as it does at two in the afternoon.
We design and install low-voltage landscape lighting: path lights, uplighting on trees and architecture, and accent lighting on beds and stonework. Clean wiring, fixtures that hold up to Oklahoma weather, and a look that's warm and welcoming rather than a runway.
What Good Lighting Design Actually Does
The difference between a lighting job and a lighting design is restraint. Flooding the whole yard with bright fixtures looks harsh and commercial. Good design picks a few focal points — a mature oak, the front facade, the path to the door — and lights those, letting the rest of the yard fall into soft shadow.
- Uplighting to show off specimen trees and the front of the home
- Path lighting along walks, drives, and steps for safe navigation
- Downlighting from trees for a natural, moonlit effect
- Accent lighting on beds, stonework, and water features
- Dimmable, warm-white color temperatures that flatter rather than glare
Built for Oklahoma Weather
Cheap big-box fixtures are the reason most landscape lighting ends up half dead within a few years. Between summer heat that cooks plastic housings, UV that yellows lenses, ice, and wind-driven rain, Oklahoma is hard on lighting hardware.
We install fixtures built for it — solid metal housings, sealed connections, and transformers sized with room to spare. Connections are the failure point on most systems, so ours are made with proper waterproof connectors, not twist-on wire nuts buried in mulch.
Low-Voltage, Safe, and Efficient
All of our landscape lighting runs on low voltage — 12 volts, stepped down by a transformer plugged into a standard outdoor outlet. That means no electrician-required line voltage in your beds, no shock risk around kids and pets, and LED lamps that sip power.
Modern LED systems also mean lamps last years, not seasons, and many setups can be controlled from your phone with timers, schedules, and astronomical clocks that adjust automatically as sunset shifts through the year.
Our Process
We start after dusk when we can — seeing your property in the dark tells us where light is actually needed versus where it just looks good on a plan. We walk the yard with you, mark fixture positions, and talk through what you want the property to feel like from the street and from the patio.
Installation is one visit for most homes: transformer mounted, wire run and buried along bed lines, fixtures set and aimed, then a night walkthrough with you to fine-tune angles and brightness before we call it done.
Holiday Lighting Pairs Perfectly
If you already have us put up Christmas lights, permanent landscape lighting is a natural next step — the wiring infrastructure, transformer placement, and roofline access are all things we already understand about your property. Many clients do landscape lighting one year and holiday lighting on top of it the next.
What's Included
- After-dark design walkthrough of your property
- Uplighting for trees and architectural features
- Path and step lighting for safe navigation
- Commercial-grade fixtures with sealed connections
- Transformer sized with room to grow
- Night aiming session to fine-tune the final look
What You Get Out of It
- Curb appeal that works after dark
- Safer walkways, steps, and entries
- Efficient LED systems with minimal running cost
- Hardware that survives Oklahoma heat, ice, and wind
Common Questions
How much does landscape lighting cost?
It depends on the number of fixtures, the size of the property, and how far wire has to run. We walk the property, design the layout with you, and give you a flat quote before any work starts — no surprises.
Will it raise my electric bill noticeably?
No. LED landscape lighting uses very little power — a whole system often costs less per month than a single old incandescent bulb. That's one of the reasons we don't install halogen systems anymore.
Can lighting be added to existing landscaping?
Yes — most of our work is retrofitting lighting into established yards. Wire is run along bed edges and buried, so the installation is barely noticeable once it's done.
What maintenance does a lighting system need?
Very little: an occasional lens wipe, re-aiming after storms or plant growth, and a lamp replaced every few years at most. If you're on a maintenance plan with us, we check the system during regular visits.
Get a Free, Flat-Price Estimate
We'll walk your property, answer your questions, and give you one clear price — no pressure and no contract. Call (405) 519-8416 or use the quote form.
Built on Reliability and Detail
Owner On Every Job
You get the same crew and the same standard every visit — never a rotating cast.
Show-Up Reliability
We keep a tight route and communicate ahead of time if weather moves your day.
Crisp Detail Work
Clean edging, blown-off walkways, and striped turf on every single cut.
Transparent Pricing
Flat quotes up front. No hidden trip charges or surprise add-ons.
Fully Insured
Licensed and insured so your property is protected while we work.
Local Knowledge
We know Oklahoma turf, heat, and watering cycles — and we plan around them.
Fast Response
Calls, texts, and quote requests answered within one business day.
Satisfaction Guarantee
If something isn't right, tell us and we come back and make it right.
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