Is landscape lighting expensive to run?

Low-voltage LED fixtures draw very little power. A typical residential run costs a few dollars a month to operate on a timer.

How many lights does a yard need?

Fewer than most people expect. Over-lighting flattens a garden. Jorge generally aims for pools of light at the points you need to see — steps, changes in level, the path to the door — and a few accents for depth.

Do you handle line-voltage electrical work?

Jorge installs low-voltage landscape lighting systems. Anything that requires a licensed electrician — new circuits or panel work — should be handled by an electrician, and he will tell you when that is the case.

Can you light an existing yard for darker fall and winter evenings?

Yes. Low-voltage path, step and patio lighting can be discussed for an existing yard, not just a full remodel. Jorge can help identify the places you use after dark and agree on fixture placement and the installation scope.

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Outdoor Lighting

Lighting is the difference between a yard you look at and a yard you use. Path lights make steps safe, uplights give the space depth after dark, and a little light on the patio extends the evening by a couple of hours.

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Jorge’s work

Real outdoor lighting jobs around Brentwood

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Poolside Living with Stone Walls & Hillside Planting
Built stone-faced containment walls with a smooth capped top along the hillside
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From Bare Dirt to a Paver Patio and Poolside Lawn
Graded and compacted the bare dirt yard and built a solid base under the new surfaces
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A Checkerboard Pool Patio of Pavers and Turf
Installed the flooring around the pool as a checkerboard pattern of large pavers with artificial turf cut tight between them
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Low-Voltage Landscape Lighting Around a Pool and Spa
Warm low-voltage uplights on the plants along the stone planter wall and fence line
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What this usually includes

Path and walkway lighting
Step and seat-wall lighting
Uplighting for trees and feature walls
Patio and gathering-area lighting
Transformers, timers, and low-voltage runs

Questions homeowners ask

Is landscape lighting expensive to run?: Low-voltage LED fixtures draw very little power. A typical residential run costs a few dollars a month to operate on a timer.
How many lights does a yard need?: Fewer than most people expect. Over-lighting flattens a garden. Jorge generally aims for pools of light at the points you need to see — steps, changes in level, the path to the door — and a few accents for depth.
Do you handle line-voltage electrical work?: Jorge installs low-voltage landscape lighting systems. Anything that requires a licensed electrician — new circuits or panel work — should be handled by an electrician, and he will tell you when that is the case.
Can you light an existing yard for darker fall and winter evenings?: Yes. Low-voltage path, step and patio lighting can be discussed for an existing yard, not just a full remodel. Jorge can help identify the places you use after dark and agree on fixture placement and the installation scope.

Wide view of Burbank's flowering hillside and stone containment wall above the lawn in Brentwood

Real job · Poolside Living with Stone Walls & Hillside Planting · Brentwood, CA

Other work Jorge takes on