Got a quote for the landscape lighting, they came out a few days later and knock it out in one afternoon. Let’s look amazing once it gets dark simple process from start to finish.

Been living in Northbrook going on twelve years and the front of our house always kind of disappeared after dark. They put in a mix of path lights along the walkway and some uplights tucked into the beds near the foundation. The warm tone they picked actually makes the brick look really good, almost like a different color than what you see during the day. There are a few spotlights on the two maples in the front yard too which gives everything this layered look. My daughter said it looks like a

We'd been talking about landscape lighting for probably two years before we actually pulled the trigger, I kept putting it off because I figured it would be this big disruptive thing with trenching up the yard. The initial walkthrough was interesting, the designer walked around at dusk with us and pointed out angles I never would have thought of, like grazing light up the trunk of our old oak tree. Took about a week and a half from that meeting to installation. The park that stuck with me was ho