Marco Bros / Light the path. Leave the neighbours alone
Light the path. Leave the neighbours alone.
Low-voltage landscape lighting for Silver Spring houses and the streets around them. Aimed on site, not from a catalog page.
High-voltage floodlights leave a dark patch behind every shrub. Low-voltage fixtures, placed where you actually walk, light the path and leave the next house alone. They run on about a third the electricity of the floods they replace.
What we install
- Path and step lights
- Tree uplighting
- Facade wash
- Deck and patio lighting
- Transformers and timers
Security, safety, evening use of the yard, and the look of the house after dark — those are the reasons people call. John and Dave aim the fixtures on site. Silver Spring and the rest of the DMV.
Questions we get on the first call
Is low voltage worth it over floodlights?
Floods are cheap to hang and expensive to live with: glare, shadows, and a bill. Low voltage takes longer to place and then it stays aimed. That is the job.
Can you add lights to a yard you already irrigate?
Yes. The same two numbers do the sprinklers and the lights. We already know where the pipe is.