Renovation of Existing Landscape Lighting System

Do you have old, outdated landscape lighting?

Is your landscape lighting not illuminating like it once was? Maybe you purchased a home with an existing system that doesn’t perform as well as you expected? Perhaps you’re just frustrated by broken fixtures or burnt out lamps? If so, it’s time to consider renovating your existing landscape lighting system. We’re here to help you with that. We can help you transform your outdoor lighting into a stunning visual masterpiece with our renovation and lighting solutions.

Get Lit Landscape Lighting specializes in renovating and upgrading landscape lighting systems to bring out the true beauty of your outdoor environment. Our team of experienced professionals understands the importance of proper lighting design and installation, and we are equipped with the knowledge and expertise to bring new life into your existing system.

• Flashing, Faded, or Inconsistent Light: Irregular or dim illumination can indicate issues like faulty connections, improper wiring, damaged or outdated wire, or failing fixtures. Outdated box store Led lights and fixtures may fade more quickly compared to high-quality, professional-grade options.
• Single or Multiple Lights Out: If some lights are not functioning while others remain lit, it may indicate poor connections, improper wiring, or voltage drop. Proper wire sizing and length are critical for the functionality and safety of your landscape lighting system. Voltage drop can occur due to resistance in the copper wires, particularly if lights towards the end of the line are unlit. If all lights are out, it could signify an incorrectly sized transformer.
• Visibly Broken or Rusted Lights: Clearly damaged or rusted lights should be considered for replacement, along with lights of the same brand or similar age. Landscape lighting fixtures endure daily exposure to elements like sunlight, Irrigation water, and moisture. High-quality copper or brass fixtures can withstand these conditions, developing a patina over time but avoiding rust. Fragility and rust often indicate poor-quality aluminum fixtures.
• Bad Connections and/or Cut Wires: Poor connections represent the primary cause of landscape lighting system failures. Over time, wires with bad connections may become exposed to moisture, leading to eventual failure. Occasionally, landscapers, irrigation specialists, or other outdoor contractors may accidentally cut the wires, requiring proper reconnection by a landscape lighting specialist.
• Incorrect Placement/Positioning of Lights: Proper placement and positioning of lights are essential for achieving an aesthetically pleasing design and optimal functionality. Even a functioning light may look unimpressive if positioned incorrectly. If the system appears disorganized despite operational lights and equipment, it’s a sign that lights need repositioning to achieve the desired look.
• Overgrown Plants and Trees Blocking Lights: Older lighting systems often face challenges posed by overgrown plants and trees. Architectural lights may become obstructed by dense foliage, while accent lights on trees require periodic adjustment as the trees grow and mature. Neglecting this maintenance can result in lights appearing improperly placed and the system looking outdated.
• Mismatched/Incorrect Kelvin Temperature, Lumen Output, and Beam Spread: If homeowners frequently switch lamps or replace fixtures, the lighting system may appear inconsistent or unbalanced. Using lamps with different color temperatures can create a mismatch between the new and old lamps, affecting the overall appearance.

Individually, these problems are easily fixable and may even be undetectable by yourself or a visitor. However, a combination of these problems will make your system look outdated and unprofessional. How do you determine if you need to repair or replace your existing system? Depending on the age of the lighting system and the condition of the fixtures and equipment, you may be able to fix your system by changing lamps, repairing bad connections, and repositioning the fixtures. However, if your landscape lighting is over 15 years old, the wiring is in poor condition, or the fixtures are failing (due to age or quality), you may be better off replacing your system. Outdoor lighting has improved significantly in recent years. The fixtures and lamps from 15 years ago don’t compare to what’s currently on the market and it may be a waste of time and money to try repair.

Our goal is to create an outdoor lighting design that not only enhances the aesthetics of your property but also improves functionality and safety. We have an extensive selection of lighting options, including accent lighting, pathway lighting, and architectural lighting. We can create a customized plan that suits your desired ambiance and highlights the unique features of your outdoor space.

We pay attention to every detail during the renovation process. We ensure proper installation, aim lights at the right angles, and optimize the system’s performance. We also prioritize energy efficiency by utilizing advanced technologies and LED lighting solutions to minimize energy consumption while maximizing the lifespan of your lighting system.

By renovating your existing landscape lighting system, you can create a captivating outdoor environment that will be enjoyed for years to come. Whether you want to illuminate your pathways, showcase your beautiful garden, or add a touch of elegance to your outdoor gatherings, our renovation services can help you achieve your vision.

Don’t settle for mediocre outdoor lighting. Let us transform your outdoor space into a mesmerizing oasis that truly reflects your style and enhances the overall beauty of your property. We are experts in outdoor lighting and can help you create the oasis of your dreams. Trust Get Lit Landscape Lighting for all your outdoor lighting needs. Contact us today to discuss your landscape lighting renovation project.

Get Lit Landscape Lighting offers Renovation of Existing Landscape Lighting Systems in Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Lehigh Acres, Estero, Bonita Springs, and Naples, Florida.