Landscape Lighting We’ve Designed & Installed Across Central Ohio
From softly lit walkways to complete property-wide systems, every lighting plan is designed around the home, landscape and way the property is used after dark.
DESIGNED FOR YOUR PROPERTY AFTER DARK
Lighting That Changes How Your Property Feels
Good landscape lighting should reveal the best parts of your property without making the fixtures themselves the focus. We consider viewing angles, fixture spacing, beam direction, brightness and color temperature to avoid harsh glare, dark gaps or the runway effect created by evenly spaced lights.
We also plan around how you move through and use the property at night. Pathways, steps, entrances and entertaining areas receive practical illumination, while trees, stonework, architecture and planting beds can be highlighted to give the landscape depth and character.
ADDING LIGHTING TO AN EXISTING LANDSCAPE?
We Can Work With What’s Already There
Many homes throughout Powell, Delaware, Galena, Sunbury and Lewis Center already have mature landscaping, patios and walkways but little thought was given to how those features appear or function after dark.
We can add low-voltage lighting to an established property with minimal disruption. Fixture placement, cable routes, transformers and control zones are planned around existing plants and hardscaping, with room to expand the system as the landscape changes.
The result is a safer, more inviting property that feels newly finished without requiring a complete backyard renovation.
MORE THAN PATH LIGHTS
A Complete Property-Wide Lighting Plan
A complete lighting plan considers the entire property rather than treating each fixture as a separate addition. We look at how the home, driveway, walkways, patio and landscape are viewed from the street, inside the house and throughout the backyard.
The system may combine path lights, step lights, uplighting, downlighting and subtle illumination around outdoor living areas. Fixtures are layered to improve visibility, draw attention to important features and create a consistent atmosphere without overwhelming the property.
Whether lighting is being added on its own or included in a larger backyard renovation, Double A Outdoor Living can coordinate the design, installation and controls as part of one complete plan.
What Does Landscape Lighting Cost in Delaware County, Ohio?
Landscape lighting costs vary with the size of the property and the areas being illuminated. Fixture quantity and quality, cable runs, transformers, control options, installation access and existing hardscaping will all influence the final investment.
Focused Landscape Lighting
$2,500–$5,000
Illuminate a defined area such as an entry, walkway or patio with professionally installed low-voltage fixtures. Pricing depends on fixture selection, quantity, cable routing, transformer requirements and site access.
Whole-Property Lighting Systems
$5,000–$10,000+
Illuminate multiple areas with coordinated path lights, uplighting, step lights and outdoor living fixtures connected through a properly sized transformer and control system.
Premium Lighting & Outdoor Upgrades
$10,000–$25,000+
Integrate a complete lighting system with new landscaping, patios, walkways, retaining walls or other outdoor improvements for a property designed to look and function beautifully after dark.
Not sure how much lighting your property needs? We’ll walk the space with you, identify the areas that need better visibility or visual interest, and recommend a system that makes the best use of your budget.
PROUDLY SERVING
Custom Landscape Lighting Throughout Delaware County & Surrounding Communities
Double A Outdoor Living designs and installs custom landscape lighting systems throughout Delaware County, Ohio. We serve homeowners in Powell, Delaware, Galena, Sunbury, Lewis Center and nearby Central Ohio communities.
WHY CHOOSE DOUBLE A OUTDOOR SERVICES
One Team From Design To Construction
Large outdoor projects are easier when one experienced team manages the entire process. Double A Outdoor Living can help with planning, design, material selection, site preparation, construction, drainage, hardscaping, and final landscape details.
