About Us
USA Landscape Lighting Grant County OR is adept at fusing architectural and landscape lighting to emphasize the specific aspects of your property from exactly the optimal viewpoints. Our offerings range from installing recessed driveway lights to enhancing the appearance of grand oak trees and foxtail trees, approaching each project as a distinct chance to craft a new nighttime area with light.
Our Mission
Our objective at USA Landscape Lighting Grant County OR is not just to locate luminaries that fulfill your aesthetic and technical requisites, but also to deeply examine the technology in operation to expertly integrate art and architecture into each dimension of lighting design.
Our Values
Proactive, proficient, and fervent (the three Ps) Creative but Stable Customer-Centered and Solution-Oriented Energy conservation and conserving nature Focused on safety
Our Landscape Lighting Services in Grant County OR
Landscape Lighting Design
Hand in hand, you and US Garden Lighting in Grant County OR produce a beautifully lit landscape. We handle both big and small projects.
Our skilled landscape lighting designers partner with you to build a landscape lighting system that matches your family's necessities and way of life. We always employ the best materials in our landscape lighting systems, which are formulated to withstand years of weather-related wear and tear.
Installation and Maintenance
Every single lighting installation is unique. We have encountered our fair share of dreadful installations over the years. The kind of stuff that leaves you scratching your head and questioning, "What the heck was that guy thinking?" Everybody has experienced it at some point.
Does that sound familiar? Correction requests are frequently made by irate homeowners who spent a significant amount of money on a lighting system that never truly functioned as intended. Here at US Garden Lighting in Grant County OR, we surpass limits to ensure that the installations we create are long-lasting.
Outdoor Lighting for Residential Properties
The exterior of your house can look much better at night with an installation of external lights. Your property will have a elegant nighttime feel thanks to outside lighting. You may enjoy your home more both during the day and at night in these comfortable and adequately lit places, and US Garden Lighting in Grant County OR is the ideal choice to get it done for you.
Outdoor Lighting for Commercial Properties
If you incorporate external lighting, your office space will look considerably better at night. Outside lights will give your property a refined feel at night. These cozy and well-lit spaces may make you value your office more throughout the day and at night, and US Garden Lighting in Grant County OR is the optimal company to manage it for you.
LED Lighting Solutions
We are pleased to provide a fix whether you need a new transformer set up or a dozen fixtures changed or replaced. Although all-LED products are used by US Garden Lighting in Grant County OR, many households and businesses still employ outdated technology, such as halogen bulbs.
Energy-Efficient Lighting
At US Garden Lighting in Grant County OR, we deliver long-lasting, top-notch outdoor LED lighting that is energy-efficient and lowers utility costs.
Custom Lighting Design
Your residence will be transformed as a showpiece of tasteful design while surrounding properties fade into the darkness. We are cognizant that to you, your house is more than just a place to live. It ought to be such a striking visual work of art that neighbors will be forced to stop and pay heed. Every one of our specially created solutions are the outcome of a close partnership with every customer. You are unique in your demands, aspirations, and sense of style. We are here to make sure that this is reflected in your lighting system.
Specialty Lighting
Using light poles, spotlights, or floodlights, US Garden Lighting in Grant County OR can boost driveway and parking area view and safety
Security and Safety Lighting
At US Garden Lighting in Grant County OR, we install outdoor lighting to decrease the chance of accidents and injuries by providing visibility for you and your guests and deterring intruders.
Tips for Maintaining Outdoor Lighting
Clear Internal Lenses and Reflectors: The portion of the lamp that encircles the lightbulb is called the internal reflector. In addition to functioning as a bulb protector, this portion also serves to reflect light in the intended direction. The internal reflectors can function better if any unwanted substances are removed by wiping them off.
Dirt, debris, arachnid remnants, and hard water spots can build up on lenses, obstructing the light coming from the bulb. The lens may also appear dull and foggy due to hard water stains. Restoring the brightness of your fixtures might be aided by cleaning their lenses.
Clean Up Near Light Fixtures: Over time, leaves, sludge, mulch, grass, and other vegetation can hinder or partially cover lighting equipment. A light source's lumen output or its ability to shine in specific directions can both be affected by even tiny obstructions.
Cut back or trim any vegetation that is obstructing your lights' visibility. This can include plants that are really towering over your fixtures or ones that are only tall enough to obstruct the light source from reaching the desired region of illumination.
Change any bulbs that aren't functioning or illuminating correctly: When performing your maintenance check, change any inoperative bulbs. If you haven't already, now is a fantastic time to upgrade to LED or more energy-efficient bulbs for your lighting.
Every bulb has the potential to become worn out and lose its luminosity. Examine your lighting setup to identify any locations that seem dimmer than others. Before these bulbs totally burn out, think about replacing them, especially if they are lighting up steps, walking trails, or elevation changes that could be dangerous.
Verify that the fixtures are positioned correctly:
It is possible for fixtures to be pushed or to topple over. Numerous things can cause this, like fallen tree limbs, children playing in the yard, or lawn care equipment joshing you.
Thus, look for any fixtures that may have been knocked over or shifted as a result of dirt shifting in the ground.
Make sure the lights are repositioned so they are pointed in the correct direction, keeping in mind why they were put. While some lights are positioned to draw attention to a certain region, others were created to point upward.
Look for any exposed wiring: Underground wiring should be used to connect your landscape lighting. By burying the wires, you can prevent gardeners, pets, and people from stumbling over them and breaking your electrical cable. It appears neater as well.
You can reposition any exposed wiring you find as long as it looks unbroken and uncompromised. But before it is buried again, wire that is compromised or damaged needs to be fixed or replaced. This is due to the fact that improperly sealed wiring is not watertight and might result in major issues when exposed to water.
Put Your Lights on Timers: If you have one or more timers on your exterior lights, you can reduce needless wear and tear on them. You can ensure that your lights are off while not in use by doing this.
You have the option to program your lights to turn on as soon as it gets dark and to turn off as soon as it gets light. Additionally, you have the option to program your timers so that only a portion of your lights remain on during partial sunlight, such as dawn and twilight, and full darkness.
Inspect for Vulnerable Fixtures: Examine your external lighting fixtures to determine if any of them have imperfections, oxidation, impairment, or cracks. Additionally, see if the cables are no longer attached to the fixture.
It's possible that compromised fixtures are no longer water safe. Fixtures that are cracked or broken can potentially cut humans or animals who bump against them while walking by.
It is recommended to replace any fixtures that sustain considerable damage, even if the light remains operational. It can occasionally be challenging to locate an identical fixture to replace yours. If this is the case, and the new light fixture needs more watts than your previous one, you may need to consult a lighting professional.
Contact Us
Using the form below, submit your requests, issues, and remarks to US Garden Lighting in Grant County OR. A customer care representative will reply to you as soon as they can.