ProfessionalLandscape Path Lighting

Path lights guide guests safely from the driveway to the door and highlight your landscaping after dark. We install low-voltage LED path lights, connect them to a weatherproof transformer, and position each fixture so the coverage is even and the look is intentional — not just randomly poked into the ground.

Also known as: path light install, landscape lighting installation, walkway lighting, garden path lights, low voltage landscape lights, pathway lighting, landscape paht lighting

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Plan fixture spacing along walkways, garden beds, and driveways
Install low-voltage LED path lights at marked locations
Run and bury low-voltage cable at proper depth
Install and program weatherproof transformer with timer
Connect all fixtures and verify consistent brightness across the run
Adjust fixture heights and angles for optimal ground illumination

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How it works

Lay out the lighting plan

We stake the fixture locations, checking for even spacing and avoiding areas where the stakes would hit tree roots or irrigation lines.

Run cable and install fixtures

We dig a shallow trench or press the cable into the soil, connect each fixture's tap connector, and drive the stakes to a stable depth.

Connect the transformer and program the timer

We mount the transformer on an exterior outlet or post, set the dusk-to-dawn timer, and do a walk-through to confirm all fixtures glow evenly.

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Problems we fix

Voltage drop causing the last few fixtures on a long run to be noticeably dimmer
Cable nicked by a later edging or aerating pass, cutting power to part of the run
Too many fixtures on a single 12V wire run, overloading the cable gauge
Cheap path lights with plastic spikes that break in hard clay or rocky soil

Good to know

Landscape Path Lighting — FAQ

How far apart should path lights be spaced?

Typically 6–8 feet apart gives a welcoming glow without over-lighting the path. On curved walks, closer spacing (5–6 ft) looks better because it follows the line more smoothly.

Do I need a transformer for low-voltage path lights?

Yes — all 12V low-voltage landscape systems need a transformer that plugs into a standard outdoor outlet. We size the transformer to handle the total wattage of all fixtures with room to grow.

Can path lights be solar?

Solar path lights are easy to install anywhere, but performance varies in shaded yards or during cloudy stretches. We generally recommend hardwired low-voltage for consistent output; solar for spots where running cable is impractical.

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