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Outdoor Lighting in Lilydale
Garden, security and floodlight installation for your home or business. Contact us for a free quote.
Rated 5.0 from 100+ Google reviews
Get the Outside of Your Home Back After Dark
A dark driveway, an entry you cross by phone torch, and a back yard nobody uses after six. Most homes have plenty of outdoor space that stops working the moment the light goes.
We install outdoor lighting across Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, from sensor lights and floodlights that cover the approach to the house, through to garden, step and path lighting that makes the yard somewhere you actually sit.
If you want your outdoor space usable at night, contact us for a free quote.
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Making the Outside of Your Home Work After Dark
Good outdoor lighting gives you back the parts of your property you only use in daylight, and makes coming home at night feel completely different. We have been lighting gardens, driveways and entries around Melbourne's east for over 15 years.
We use fittings and cable rated for the weather, so it keeps working. Small, family-run, licensed and insured. Get in touch today for a free quote.
- Over 15 years of experience in the electrical trade
- 5.0 rating from 100+ Google reviews
- Family-run, licensed and insured
Rated 5.0 from 100+ Google Reviews
- andre dana Google Review
Sam installed new down lights in a multi storey townhouse despite the challenges. He also put in new security lights, deck lighting, and also heating with exhaust in my bathrooms. He is very polite, easy to communicate with, punctual and honest, and puts out high quality work. Highly recommend him to anyone!
Google - Paul Tadday Photography Google Review
Sam replaced our front post light and did some other rectification work for us. Always prompt, friendly, professional and quality work! Could not recommend him enough!
Google - Veronika Sanderson Google Review
Sam and his team are amazing. From pool lights to change of fans, nothing is a problem. I’ve managed to lock them out and they even climbed through the windows to finish the job. Sam is honest and super friendly. I’ve never questioned his credibility and can highly recommend him for any job.
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Tell us what you want lit and we will come back with a free quote covering the fittings, the cabling and the price.
- Phone 0402 327 846
- Location Lilydale
Outdoor Lighting Questions
It depends mostly on how far the cable has to run and how hard it is to get there. A sensor light near an existing circuit is quick. Lighting through a garden with cable under paths or lawn takes longer. We quote on your actual property.
Usually there is some trenching for garden and path lighting, because outdoor cable needs to be run and protected properly. We keep it as tidy as we can and talk through the route before we start.
Yes. Sensors suit entries, driveways and side access. Timers or a switched circuit suit garden and feature lighting you want on through the evening. We will suggest which makes sense for each area.
They will if the sensor is badly placed or set too wide. Aiming and adjusting the sensor is part of the job, so it picks up someone coming to the door rather than every passing car.
Yes. Downlights in a pitched alfresco ceiling, step lighting, and power for heating or fans are all common on outdoor areas. If you are also after heating, our cooling page covers the fan and comfort side.
Outdoor Lighting Across Melbourne’s East
Security and Sensor Lighting
The point of security lighting is that nobody can approach the house without being lit. That usually means covering the front entry, the driveway, and whichever side access nobody can see from the street.
Placement matters more than brightness. A well-aimed sensor light at the right height beats a floodlight bolted under the gutter that blinds you on the way to the door.
Full Details on Security Lighting →Garden and Path Lighting
Garden lighting is what turns a yard from something you look at into something you use. Uplights into trees, low lights along a path, and strip lighting under steps so people can see the edges.
It works best planned as a whole rather than added one fitting at a time, because the cable run is most of the labour.
Full Details on Garden Lighting →Floodlights
Floodlights earn their place where you need wide, bright cover: a driveway you reverse down, a shed or workshop, or a yard where the dog goes out last thing at night.
The trick is aiming them so the light lands on your property rather than into a neighbour’s bedroom window.
Full Details on Floodlights →Outdoor Power While We Are There
If we are already running cable outside, it is usually worth adding a weatherproof outlet at the same time. Anything from a pond pump to Christmas lights to a workbench in the shed becomes a lot easier.
We can add outdoor powerpoints as part of the same job.
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