Lighting Maintenance

Why Maintenance Is Important

Regular annual maintenance is crucial for a landscape lighting system to ensure it operates efficiently and effectively. Over time, outdoor lights can accumulate dirt, debris, and moisture, which can dim their brightness and cause electrical issues. Proper maintenance includes cleaning fixtures, checking for damaged wires, replacing bulbs, and adjusting the positioning of lights.

Additionally, as trees and plants grow, lighting fixtures may need to be moved to maintain the desired effect, ensure optimal illumination, and extend the lifespan of the system. Moreover, well-maintained lighting enhances the beauty and security of your landscape, creating a welcoming and safe environment for you and your guests.

How Our Maintenance Works

Preventative Maintenance

The Preventative Maintenance Program is by far the most cost-effective method for maintaining a landscape illumination system. Proactive fine-tuning and timely response to burnouts keeps your system operating optimally. Our technicians also focus on assessing it in relation to a maturing landscape, to maintain the effect as originally designed.

Enroll and walk away: we will call you to schedule every spring. Should anything come up during the year, give us a call! You’re already covered. Regardless, of whether or not you register for the PMP, we recommend regular maintenance on every system.

Time and Material

For those who prefer flexibility over a proactive, hands-off annual contract, our time and materials-based maintenance offering is an alternative. This option allows you to request maintenance services as needed, paying only for the time and materials used. You have the freedom to call us to address individual issues, ensuring your landscape illumination system remains beautiful and functional without the commitment of a full-year contract.

Annual maintenance is essential for the lifespan of your system, and our time and materials-based approach provides the adaptability to meet your specific needs.