From Old Naples courtyards and Marco Island waterfronts to Bonita Springs golf communities and Estero estates, every property in Southwest Florida lights differently. We design low-voltage LED lighting around your landscape, your community's rules, and our salt-air, storm-season climate.
Good landscape lighting makes a home safer to walk at night, shows off your architecture and mature palms, and extends your lanai and pool into the evening. Done wrong in Southwest Florida, it corrodes in salt air, floods in a summer downpour, or gets pulled out by an HOA.
As a licensed electrical contractor, we handle the whole job — design, line-voltage power, GFCI protection, transformers, fixtures and controls — so it is installed to code and built to last.
Sea turtle nesting season runs May 1 – October 31 on Florida beaches, and coastal communities restrict lighting that is visible from the sand. For beachfront and near-beach homes on Marco Island, Naples, Bonita Beach and Barefoot Beach, we design with shielded, low-output, amber or turtle-safe fixtures so you get a beautiful result without a code or compliance problem.
Most Southwest Florida master-planned communities require architectural review for exterior changes. We prepare a clear fixture list and layout plan you can submit to your HOA, condo board or community manager before any work begins — and we work to the finish, color-temperature and brightness guidelines they set.
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(239) 288-2911Lighting works best when it is planned as a single scheme, not added a fixture at a time. We walk your property zone by zone so every area supports the next.
Gate, driveway, entry and address: the first impression, and the part that keeps guests and delivery drivers safe after dark.
Gentle grazing and wall washing bring out stucco, stone, columns and rooflines without turning the facade into a floodlit wall.
Uplighting for palms and specimen trees, and soft moonlighting from oaks to cast natural shadows across the lawn.
Low, shielded fixtures guide the way through planting beds, steps and paths with no glare in the eyes.
Warm accents around the cage, outdoor kitchen and seating, with GFCI protection and correct bonding where required.
Seawall, dock, canal and lake-edge lighting built for constant moisture, and shielded where wildlife or neighbors matter.
Palms, paver drives, tropical beds and winding garden paths: a few of the looks we design and install.
Whether your yard is dark, your lights have failed or your system has grown messy over the years, we begin with a walk-through and a clear recommendation.
A new design from scratch: we plan the zones, size the transformers, run the power properly and install a layered system you can expand later.
Request a design →Corroded fixtures, failed transformers, chewed cable or dead sections. We diagnose the cause, repair what can be saved and replace what can’t.
Request a repair →Mismatched colors, uneven coverage, overloaded runs or old halogen fixtures. We rebalance and retrofit it into one clean LED system.
Request an upgrade →A Pelican Bay courtyard, a Marco Island canal home and a Lehigh Acres acreage need very different lighting plans. Here is how we approach each area we serve.
Naples homes are all about curb appeal and entertaining outdoors. We light courtyards, entry gates, mature oaks and palm-lined drives, and coordinate with the strict architectural standards of the city’s gated and golf communities.
Communities we serve: Old Naples, Port Royal, Pelican Bay, Grey Oaks, Mediterra, Lely Resort, Vineyards, Quail Creek, Fiddler’s Creek, East Naples
Naples service area →North Naples is full of golf-course, preserve and lake-front lots. We light for the view as much as the house — subtle lanai and pool lighting that doesn’t wash out the fairway or the water, and uplighting for mature landscaping.
Communities we serve: Pelican Marsh, Tiburón, Vanderbilt Beach, Bay Colony, Quail West, Barrington Cove, Autumn Woods, Palm River
North Naples service area →From Bonita Beach to the golf communities along the river, Bonita Springs mixes coastal and inland conditions. Beach-adjacent homes need turtle-safe, corrosion-proof fixtures; inland properties get full-property designs.
Communities we serve: Spanish Wells, Bonita Beach, Barefoot Beach, Palmira Golf Club, Imperial River area, Worthington, Village Walk
Bonita Springs service area →Estero’s newer master-planned communities often come with detailed design guidelines and little existing landscape lighting. We start from the community rules and build a layered plan on a young landscape that will mature with it.
Communities we serve: Pelican Landing, West Bay Club, Williams Island, Wildcat Run, Spring Run, The Brooks, Mirasol, Bella Terra
Estero service area →Marco Island is the most demanding environment we light: constant salt spray, canal and waterfront homes, docks and seawalls, and sea turtle lighting restrictions near the beach. We specify accordingly.
Communities we serve: Marco Island canal and waterfront homes, beachfront residences, Marco Island neighborhoods
Marco Island service area →Across Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Lehigh Acres you will find everything from historic McGregor estates to canal-front Cape Coral homes to large rural lots. We tailor scope and fixture count to the property, from a simple entry refresh to full acreage design.
Communities we serve: Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Gateway, Colonial area, Iona / McGregor, Lehigh Acres, South Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach
Fort Myers & Cape Coral service area →Don’t see your community? We serve Collier and Lee Counties — contact us and we’ll confirm availability.
Salt, humidity, sprinkler spray and summer storms shorten the life of ordinary landscape fixtures. Most failures come from cheap housings, unsealed connections and wiring that was never sized for the load. We address each one up front.
The difference between a professional design and a string of bright spots is in the details.
Narrow beams for palms and columns, wide for hedges and walls, matched to what each fixture has to cover.
Distance and angle decide whether you see texture and shadow or a flat wash of light.
Shields, hoods and careful aiming keep the light on the landscape and out of eyes, windows and neighbors’ yards.
Warm light, typically around 2700K, flatters stucco, stone and greenery. We keep color consistent across the property.
Balanced runs and correctly sized transformers keep every fixture at full brightness and leave room to expand.
We aim and balance the lighting from the lanai and living room too, so your windows frame the garden instead of reflecting glare.
Many lighting companies are landscapers or “handyman” outfits. We are a licensed electrical contractor, which means the power side of your lighting is done safely and legally.
We walk the property at dusk if you like, discuss what you want to highlight, and note community rules, water exposure and existing power.
You receive a fixture layout and scope. If your community needs approval, we provide what the board needs to review.
We install power, transformers, fixtures and controls, usually over one to a few days depending on property size.
After dark we fine-tune angles and brightness with you so every fixture does exactly what it should.
Common questions from Southwest Florida homeowners.