Outdoor Lighting

The cost of landscape lighting can vary widely depending on several factors, such as the size of your property, the complexity of the lighting design, the quality of fixtures and materials used, and whether you opt for professional installation. On average, homeowners can expect to spend anywhere from a few hundred dollars for simple, DIY lighting kits to several thousand dollars for a professionally designed and installed system. It’s best to consult with a landscape lighting specialist to get a more accurate estimate tailored to your specific needs and preferences.

The best color for landscape lighting often depends on your goals and the overall ambiance you want to create in your outdoor space. Different colors can evoke various moods and effects. Here are some common landscape lighting colors and their typical uses:

• Warm White: This is the most popular choice for landscape lighting. It provides a soft, inviting glow that mimics the warmth of incandescent lighting. Warm white is ideal for pathways, gardens, and outdoor living areas.
• Cool White: Cool white emits a brighter and crisper light. It’s suitable for enhancing security and visibility in areas like driveways and entryways. It can also be used to highlight architectural features.
• Natural White: Falling between warm and cool white, natural white offers a balanced, neutral tone. It’s versatile and can work well in various outdoor settings.
• Colored Lights: If you want to add a touch of drama or celebrate special occasions, colored lights can be fun. They’re often used for holiday displays or to create specific effects, like a blue light near a water feature for a calming effect.

Ultimately, the best color for your landscape lighting will depend on your personal preferences, the architectural features of your property, and the atmosphere you want to create. Some homeowners even opt for fixtures with adjustable color temperatures, allowing them to change the lighting color as needed.

Landscape lighting encompasses various types of fixtures and techniques to illuminate outdoor spaces effectively. Here are some common types of landscape lighting:

• Path Lights: Path lights are short, stake-mounted fixtures designed to illuminate walkways, driveways, and garden paths. They provide both safety and aesthetic value.
• Spotlights: Spotlights are directional fixtures that cast a narrow, focused beam of light. They’re ideal for highlighting specific landscape features like trees, statues, or architectural elements.
• Floodlights: Floodlights emit a broad, intense beam of light and are used to illuminate large areas or wide expanses of your landscape, such as a backyard or a large garden.
• Post Cap Lights: Post cap lights are installed on the top of fence or deck posts, providing both decorative accents and functional lighting.
• And more! 

All our fixtures feature LED lamps. LED lights can use as much as 80% percent less energy than halogen bulbs.

Unfortunately, no. We can only work on systems that we have installed. There are many different types of systems, and to protect the integrity and warranty our work, the entire system needs to be from Grasshoppers.

We use the very best products and they are protected under the manufacturer’s warranty. All fixtures have a lifetime warranty for all castings and housings. For information pertaining to what all the manufacturer warranties cover, please consult with Grasshoppers Landscape Lighting specialist.

We can install landscape lights in any unobstructed areas of your landscape. We do not install lights that adhere to the structure.

Yes, we are proud to offer Bluetooth landscape lighting that features RGBW options.

Our landscape specialist will identify what would best enhance your property and provide a quote with options. Grasshoppers prices with integrity and will work with you where possible to achieve your desired budget.