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Landscape lighting on a stone path and planted beds at night on a Hill Country property
Landscape lighting · Texas Hill Country

Landscape Lighting Installation and Outdoor Lighting Design

Most yards get used in the evening and lit like a car park. Path, tree, and feature lighting placed so you notice the yard, not the fixtures.

A path of concrete steppers lit at night by low path lights beside a limestone wall
What lighting is for

Good outdoor lighting hides the fixtures.

A landscape gets looked at in daylight and used in the evening. Lighting is what decides whether the yard you paid for exists after seven o'clock or disappears.

Good outdoor lighting is mostly restraint. A few well-aimed fixtures uplighting an oak, grazing a limestone wall, and marking the level changes on a path will do more than a row of bollards down both sides of everything.

It also makes a property safer to move around. Steps, grade changes, and the walk from the drive to the door are the places people trip, and they are the places worth lighting first.

Lighting we have installed

The same yards after dark.

Lighting out here

Lighting big oaks and dark Hill Country lots.

Much of the Hill Country still gets genuinely dark, which is part of why people move here. That is worth designing around rather than flooding out, and warmer, lower-output fixtures aimed at something specific read far better than bright ones aimed everywhere. That holds whether the lot is in New Braunfels or out toward Canyon Lake.

The live oaks are the other opportunity. A mature oak uplit from two or three points does more for a property at night than any amount of lighting at ground level, and it is the thing visitors notice from the road.

What customers say

Customers who lit their yards.

★★★★★

Singer Services did an amazing job bringing our vision to life! They completely redid our front and backyard with turf, plants, rock, lighting and so much more. The owners were personable, quick to respond, and open and upfront throughout the entire process. Their crew was just as great, being very respectful and efficient.

Priscillia · Google review
★★★★★

This team was so great to work with. They were easy to communicate with, professional, friendly, efficient, creative, and respectful of our property. They truly care about their services and their products. They kept the job site clean as well. They have excellent customer service.

Nicole · Google review
★★★★★

Singer Services did an excellent job with our landscaping! Professional, on time, great crew, reasonable pricing, creative, and just an overall wonderful company. I highly recommend them for any landscaping needs you may have!

Annie · Google review
★★★★★

From the time I called to the initial consultation to installation of my new lawn and landscaping, Singer Services and every person on the install team was very professional and courteous. We told them our budget and they worked up a plan that was beautiful and fit into our budget. We love the final outcome of the work they completed.

Doug · Google review

A few of them. There are more on the reviews page.

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From plan to aiming

How a landscape lighting install runs.

01

Walk it after dark

We look at the property in the evening, because what needs lighting is rarely obvious at midday.

02

Pick the targets

Trees, walls, steps, and the route from the drive to the door. What gets left dark matters as much as what gets lit.

03

Run and install

Transformer, cable runs, and fixtures set where the plants will be in a few years rather than where they are today.

04

Aim it with you there

Final aiming happens at night with you looking at it, because a degree or two changes the whole effect.

Before you light it

Landscape lighting questions.

Can lighting be added to a finished landscape?

Yes. Lighting is one of the easier things to retrofit, since low-voltage cable can usually be worked into existing beds without disturbing much. It is still cheaper to plan it alongside a build.

Will it light up the whole yard?

It should not. Lighting everything evenly flattens a landscape and wastes the effect. The aim is contrast: a few things lit well, and the rest left dark.

What happens as the plants grow?

Fixtures get placed with a few years of growth in mind, and uplights aimed at trees usually need re-aiming as the canopy fills out. It is worth checking them every couple of seasons.

Does outdoor lighting help with security?

Lighting the approaches and removing the dark spots around a house makes a property easier to move around at night and less appealing to linger near. We would not sell it as a security system.

Start here

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Also worth knowing

The rest of what we do.

01

Landscape design

Plans drawn for your lot, your soil, and your budget

02

Hardscaping and stone

Patios, walkways, walls, fireplaces, planter beds

05

Irrigation

New systems and repairs, licensed installers

07

Xeriscaping

Native planting built for heat and drought

03

Artificial turf

Green year round, no mowing, safe for pets

08

Drainage

Grading and dry creeks that move water off the lot