Low-voltage LED lighting that shows off the house and trees, lights the way and makes the backyard usable after dark.
Landscape lighting is one of the highest-impact upgrades for a Frisco home. Uplighting on trees and the front of the house adds curb appeal, path lights make walkways safer, and patio lighting extends evenings outside when the summer heat finally breaks.
Modern systems use low-voltage LED fixtures, a transformer with a timer or smart control and buried cable. Good design uses fewer, well-placed fixtures rather than lining every path like a runway.
Lighting is also a common add-on to hardscape and outdoor living projects, and holiday lighting installation is popular every November and December.
These details help you get an accurate quote faster.
See the property after dark and plan effects.
Choose fixtures, placement and controls.
Mount fixtures and bury cable.
Aim lights at night for the best look.
Set timers or smart controls.
Low-voltage LED path lights for walkways, drives and garden paths.
Read more →Tree and house uplighting that highlights architecture and landscape features.
Read more →Step lights, wall lights, string lights and under-cap lighting for outdoor living areas.
Read more →Professional holiday light design, installation, takedown and storage.
Read more →Fixing dead fixtures, wiring breaks, failed transformers and timers.
Read more →Converting old halogen landscape lights to efficient, long-life LED.
Read more →Landscape lighting systems in Frisco commonly run $2,500 to $7,000 for a typical front yard with 10 to 20 fixtures, depending on fixture quality and controls. Repairs often start around $150. Holiday lighting installation commonly runs $500 to $2,500 per season. General market ranges, not quotes.
Many Frisco neighborhoods have HOA guidelines on lighting brightness and direction. Warm, downward or well-aimed lighting avoids glare for neighbors. Frisco evenings are the best time to be outside in summer. Good lighting makes patios and outdoor kitchens usable long after sunset.
Most lighting installations take one day, plus a nighttime adjustment.
In Frisco we cover all four ZIP codes, from Frisco Square, the Rail District and Stonebriar to Starwood, Newman Village, Phillips Creek Ranch, Richwoods, Hollyhock, Edgestone, Grayhawk, Waterstone, Frisco Lakes, Panther Creek, the Lakes of Preston Vineyards and the newer neighborhoods north of US 380 and west along the Dallas North Tollway.
Central and south Frisco, around Frisco Square, Toyota Stadium, The Star and Stonebriar. Design, lawn care, sod, irrigation and outdoor living.
North and northwest Frisco, including newer neighborhoods and the PGA Frisco area. New construction upgrades, sod, irrigation and outdoor living.
East Frisco, toward Plano, Allen and McKinney. Lawn care, landscape design, sprinkler repair, drainage and patios.
West Frisco, toward Lake Lewisville, Little Elm and The Colony. Lawn care, sod, irrigation, xeriscape and outdoor living.
Landscape renovations, lawn care, sod, sprinkler repair and outdoor living for Plano homes and businesses.
Landscape design, lawn care, sod, irrigation and outdoor living for McKinney homes, from historic downtown to new west McKinney neighborhoods.
Lawn care, sod, sprinkler repair, renovations and patios for Allen neighborhoods.
Custom landscapes, new construction upgrades and outdoor living for Prosper homes on larger lots.
Lawn care, sod, irrigation and landscape design for Little Elm homes near Lake Lewisville.
Lawn care, sod, sprinkler repair, renovations and patios for The Colony.
New construction landscaping, sod, irrigation and outdoor living for fast-growing Celina.
Yes. They use far less power and last much longer than old halogen fixtures.
Most front yards look good with 10 to 20 well-placed fixtures.
Many systems support smart controls.
Holiday lighting installation and removal can be arranged.
Tell us what you have in mind and get connected with a local Frisco landscaping pro for a quote.