In addition to Wilmington, NC, we serve Bald Head Island, Belville, Boiling Spring Lakes, Bolivia, Calabash, Carolina Beach, Carolina Shores, Caswell Beach, Clinton, Elizabethtown, Hampstead, Holden Beach, Jacksonville, Kinston, Leland, Morehead City, Navassa, New Bern, North Topsail Beach, Northwest, Oak Island, Ocean Isle Beach, Rocky Point, Sandy Creek, Shallotte, Sneads Ferry, Southport, St. James, Surf City, Sunset Beach, Swansboro, Varnamtown, Waccamaw, Wallace, Warsaw.

Most custom LED systems for a typical home fall in a project range rather than a per-light guess, because tree size, wire run, fixture quality, and control options change the number. After a site visit we price the design as a complete system—fixtures, wire, transformer, and install—so you are not surprised later. Cheap solar kits cost less upfront and usually fail in our salt air.

Yes. We walk the property, talk through what you want to see at night, and follow up with a written estimate. Dusk visits are best when we can schedule them.

That is the whole design problem here. We specify fixtures and connections meant for humidity, salt, and storms—not painted steel kits from a big-box aisle. Proper burial, waterproof connections, and the right transformer matter as much as the fixture finish.

Yes. For beach and marsh properties we can specify warmer, longer-wavelength lamps and shielded fixtures that reduce glare and sky glow. Select products align with wildlife-safe spectral guidelines used on the southeast coast. Beauty and compliance can be the same system.

For a designed property we use low-voltage LED. Solar path lights are fine as a temporary experiment. They are not a substitute for a wired system on a coastal home.

A typical residential system is often completed in a day or two after design approval, arrival of all lights. Overall installation timeframes can vary depending on fixture count, hardscape drilling, burrowing, and wire routing. We confirm the schedule on the estimate and with you directly via text.

Typically, no. Low-voltage landscape lighting systems are what we design and install. If a new GFCI outlet or panel work is required, we plan that up front so the system is clean and code-safe.

Sometimes, yes, if the transformer has capacity and the wire is in usable shape. Sometimes it is cheaper to replace failed fixtures, old wiring, etc., and rebuild the backbone. We will tell you which option is suggested and why so you can make an informed decision.

Yes. We pride ourselves on being a locally owned and operated small business. We warranty our work for the entire first year. Further down the timeline, coastal systems need occasional aim adjustments, fixture cleaning, and checks after storms. Ask about a maintenance visit when you request the estimate.

Good design aims light at the subject, not into windows or the beach. We use beam control, shielding, warm color temperatures, and timers or photocells/smart controls so the system is on when you need it.

Yes, when we include smart controls or a compatible transformer/timer (our Jarvis Smart Transformer for example). We can also keep it simple with dusk-to-dawn on and off and a manual override.

Yes, when we include smart controls or a compatible transformer/timer. We can also keep it simple with dusk-to-dawn and a manual override.

Event lighting is rented for a night. Landscape lighting is a permanent, low-voltage system designed around your trees, architecture, and walkways. Same eye for drama. Different hardware and warranty.