Custom low-voltage landscape lighting design, installation, maintenance, and repair for Long Island homes. We plan each system around the property: entries, walkways, mature trees, patios, gardens, and the way the home feels after dark.
A strong lighting plan starts with the property, not a fixture catalog. We look at the architecture, trees, plantings, walkways, patios, pool areas, driveways, docks, and outdoor spaces that matter most after sunset. Your lighting plan may include tree uplighting, path lighting, step lighting, garden accents, entry lighting, architectural lighting, patio lighting, and smart controls. The goal is a balanced system that feels warm, natural, and intentional.
Professional installation matters. Fixture placement, wiring, transformer sizing, beam spread, light temperature, and aiming all affect how the final system looks and performs. Salty Oak installs low-voltage outdoor lighting systems with clean placement, careful routing, and after-dark adjustments.
Tree and architectural uplighting adds depth, creates focal points, and brings out features that disappear after sunset, including mature trees, stonework, columns, facades, entryways, and specimen plantings.
Path and step lighting improves safety while adding rhythm and structure to the landscape. We design lighting for front walks, garden paths, driveways, steps, pool edges, patios, and outdoor rooms using low-profile fixtures.
Fixtures move, plants grow, lamps fail, timers drift, wires get damaged, and older systems may need updates. Services include fixture adjustments, lamp replacement, timer tuning, wiring checks, troubleshooting, cleaning, LED upgrades, and seasonal inspections.
Outdoor living spaces should feel comfortable after dark. The right lighting can make patios, seating areas, pergolas, outdoor kitchens, fire pits, and pool areas feel more finished and usable at night. Salty Oak Outdoor Lighting also provides landscape lighting design, installation, maintenance, and repair throughout Long Island, including Nassau County, Suffolk County, the North Shore, the South Shore, and surrounding communities.
