Primary service area
Austin
- County
- Travis County
- Best-fit lighting
- Estate lighting, architectural accents, pool and patio lighting
- Common neighborhoods
- Tarrytown, Westlake, Barton Hills, Circle C, Steiner Ranch
Austin Landscape Lighting Service Areas
From quiet lakefront patios to busy neighborhood entries, we design low-voltage landscape lighting systems that feel tailored to the property, the neighborhood, and the way you use your outdoor spaces after dark.
Coverage Finder
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Primary service area
Featured Communities
A great lighting plan in Austin does not always look like a great lighting plan in Lakeway, Georgetown, or Dripping Springs. These cards keep the page locally relevant without needing a different design system.
Architectural lighting, courtyard glow, pool lighting, security-conscious pathway lighting, and polished entry moments for homes close to the city core.
Layered curb appeal, backyard entertaining zones, tree uplighting, and family-friendly walkways for fast-growing suburban properties.
Warm, restrained lighting for stone, oaks, terraces, gates, and long views where the goal is drama without glare.
Lighting for larger lots, heritage-style homes, ranch entries, extended driveways, and outdoor rooms designed for relaxed evenings.
Local Design Priorities
Central Texas properties deal with live oaks, limestone, pool decks, sloped lots, HOA rules, dark-sky expectations, heat, and sudden storms. The design should look beautiful, but it also needs to hold up.
Fixtures are aimed and shielded to create glow where it belongs, reduce glare, and keep the night feeling calm.
Low-voltage wiring, transformers, and fixture placement are planned for Central Texas heat, irrigation, soil movement, and seasonal storms.
Lighting levels can be tuned for Austin city lots, lake homes, suburban HOAs, larger acreage, and quiet Hill Country streets.
Service Area FAQs
Yes. The core service area includes Austin plus nearby communities throughout Travis, Williamson, and Hays counties. If your city is not listed, request a consultation and include your address or neighborhood.
Yes. Fixture brightness, beam spread, shield placement, timers, and smart controls can all be planned around neighborhood requirements and a softer nighttime look.
Usually. Sloped lots, limestone, mature oaks, lake views, and longer drives often need more intentional fixture placement than a standard city lot.
Yes. A phased lighting plan can begin with the entry, trees, and walkways, then expand later to patios, pools, gardens, drives, or outdoor kitchens.
Ready When You Are
Tell us where you are, what you want to illuminate, and how you want the space to feel. We will help shape the right plan for your home and service area.