Why Light?
It is necessary to first determine what your purpose is for
landscape lighting. This will help determine what type of
fixtures will best fit your needs.
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Safety - Perhaps you have a walkway or path
where obstacles such as small shrubbery, rocks, steps or low
lying tree branches could be a hazard. You may want to
illuminate this area to make it easier for your family and
visitors to safely get from point A to point B. This type of
job may require path lights along the walkway, or step
lights near railings or steps |
| B) |
Security - If the goal is security to
discourage potential burglars, you would want increased
lighting near windows and other areas of entry to your home
or business. We have a wide selection of fixtures to choose
from. |
| C) |
Aesthetics - Showcasing an attractive aspect
of your home landscape or architectural feature is an
exciting way to enjoy your home. Softly lighting up a patio
or pool area, not only looks beautiful, but it also
increases your available hours for enjoyment. |
Low voltage lighting systems are save, economical and energy
efficient.
We will be glad to come out to your home for a free estimate. We
will discuss your request and make recommendation of design.
Click here
to complete the request for a free estimate on your new lighting
installation, send us an
email, or phone our office at
(601) 898-1333.
Lighting Service Contract
We prepare lighting service contracts on an individual basis.
Because everyone has different size lighting systems,
each home or business deserves to have a contract specifically
written to serve you.
We will be more than happy to talk or meet with you and discuss
a service contract for your residence or business. Click
here to
fill out the form for a free estimate on your new lighting
installation, send us an
email, or call us at (601)
898-1333.
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Paul Love with Bill Locklin; owner of Nightscaping at
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Paul, John & Barbara Love with Bill Locklin at the
Nightscaping factory in Redlands, Ca. |
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