Outdoor Lighting

Custom outdoor lighting services with a focus on trustworthiness and excellence.

Our Capabilities

Hire Us to Get Things Done!

Expand the use of your outdoor space after sunset with custom outdoor lighting. Whether you want to make your space safer with walkway lighting, or you want to create an inviting aesthetic with an illuminated landscape, MossCreek has the expertise, equipment, and attention to detail to make it possible.

Deck & Patio Lighting

Tree Uplighting

Firepit Lighting

Security Lighting

Underwater Lighting

Timed Lighting Systems

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What Sets Us Apart

Why Choose MossCreek?

Excellence

We do it the right way the first time. We don’t cut corners, and we are committed to exceeding your expectations.

Extensive Capabilities

With over 60 years of combined landscaping & sprinkler experience, we excel in tackling a wide range of complex projects. Share your vision with us, and let’s bring it to life.

Customization

Whether you come with design ideas or a blank canvas, we tailor every project to suit your property, ensuring a unique and personalized space.

Tools & Machinery

Over the years, MossCreek has invested in the right tools and machinery to complete your projects with efficiency and precision.

Environmental Responsibility

From planting local, drought-resistant species to implementing water-conserving irrigation systems, our practices not only promote sustainability but also minimize unnecessary costs.

Personalized Service

Our team provides attentive and personalized service, guiding you through every step of the process and ensuring that your vision is realized.

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Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of installing outdoor lighting?

Outdoor lighting enhances security, safety, curb appeal, usability of outdoor spaces at night, and can even highlight landscaping features.

What are the different types of outdoor lighting fixtures available?

There’s a wide variety! We offer options like path lights, spotlights, flood lights, string lights, deck & patio lights, and underwater lights for water features.

How can I control my outdoor lighting?

We can install lighting systems with timers, motion sensors, and even integrate them with smart home systems for remote control.

Can I achieve beautiful outdoor lighting while minimizing light pollution?

Absolutely! MossCreek Landscapes understands the importance of responsible outdoor lighting practices. Here’s how we can help you create a beautiful and functional nighttime environment while minimizing light pollution:

Strategic Lighting Design: Our designers will create a plan that focuses light downwards where it’s needed, avoiding unnecessary upward light trespass.

Shielded Fixtures: We recommend using fixtures with shields that direct light downward, preventing glare and light spill into the night sky.

Warm Color Temperatures: Cooler color temperatures can contribute more to light pollution. We can recommend using warm white or amber LED bulbs that are less disruptive to the natural night environment.
Timers & Sensor Controls: Utilize timers to control lighting schedules and motion sensors to activate lights only when needed, reducing unnecessary light usage.

Task Lighting: Focus on task lighting for specific areas instead of floodlights that bathe the entire property in light. Uplighting trees, for example, can be beautiful with minimal light trespass if directed properly.

How can I maintain my outdoor lighting system myself?

MossCreek Landscapes is happy to refer you to reputable maintenance services for your outdoor lighting system. However, here are some simple tips for DIY maintenance:

Regular Bulb Replacements: Replace burnt-out bulbs promptly to ensure even illumination and avoid strain on the system.

Cleaning Fixtures: Periodically clean light fixtures with a damp cloth to remove dust, dirt, and cobwebs that can affect light output.
Trim Overgrown Foliage: Keep plants and bushes trimmed away from light fixtures to prevent them from blocking light or causing overheating.

Inspect for Damage: Visually inspect your lighting system for any loose wires, damaged fixtures, or corrosion. If you notice any issues, contact a qualified electrician for repairs.