Outdoor Lighting Contractor

ILD outdoor lighting contractors will beatify every ornament in your yard with advanced lighting techniques specifically designed for special effects.  Outdoor lighting contractors from ILD spend many years cross training in landscaping, architecture, and fine art lighting and will employ a combination of uplighting and downlighting techniques to enhance your property’s artwork and landscaping design.  Uplighting involves placing fixtures below an object and shining light up and onto the subject.  By adjusting beam and brightness, our outdoor lighting contractors can spotlight fine statuary, silhouette fountains, and create patterns of light and shadow on large surfaces.  We can also enhance your yard’s security by selective downlighting.  Our outdoor lighting contractors can position floodlights and spotlights in various hidden locations such as trees and link them to motion detectors that will trigger a flood of light if an intruder breaches your property line.  We can also use downlighting to selectively emphasize artistic keynotes in landscaping and to spotlight the darker corners of property to give guests a safe place to walk throughout the yard.

 

Because so many of our clients prefer to entertain at home whenever possible, our outdoor lighting contractors look for ways to make the yard as safe and as accessible as the interior of the house.  With step and path lighting, we can make it easy for friends and family to move from the kitchen and living room to the spa, the pool, or the deck.  Our deck lighting fixtures come in a variety of decorative models that not only light your deck, but also compliment its appearance.  With the increasing popularity of home automation, we can link these fixtures to automated lighting sequences that shift as different music plays, or dims via remote for special moments or toast.  If your guests are concerned about insects, our outdoor lighting contractors can install special bulbs whose unique design and colors provide brilliant lighting for guests but a visual deterrent to mosquitoes and biting flies. 

 

ILD’s outdoor lighting contractor staff has won multiple awards for the area lighting themes we have installed in many of Houston’s most exclusive neighborhoods.  Clients in River Oaks, Tanglewood, West University, Memorial, and Bellaire tend to have very ornate flowerbeds, sculptures, masonry, ornate fences, and large, beautiful trees on their property that disappear into shadow when the sunset.  Our outdoor lighting contractors use a variety of area lighting techniques to create both the equivalent of natural light when necessary and ambient, decorative lighting to set the mood for special events and parties.  One of our most popular lighting techniques is known as GRAZING.  Using unique combinations of uplighting and downlighting, we can accentuate the architectural features of masonry walls, doorways, wrought iron fences, gates, and even pavement.  We further enhance the atmosphere with specialty lighting fixtures placed in trees.  This not only enhances the natural beauty of trees, but it also illuminates shrubbery and flower beds underneath the trees and provides a well-lit, safe gathering spot for guests wishing to take the conversation off the patio to more private settings.

 

Illuminations Lighting and Design has served Houston and Greater Texas for 27 years now, fielding a team of outdoor lighting contractors fully certified in all forms of residential electrical wiring and design specialty services.  Contact us today at 713-863-1133 and let us make the space around your home an extension of your home.

 

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