The Garden Irrigation Inc. provides custom, quality landscape services and design.
We provide services for all phases of landscape design, construction, installation and property maintenance. We are dedicated to meeting the growing needs of our clients through efficient and cost-effective methods.
As darkness falls you can enhance an entire area or create a focal point on a certain object. Make objects like unseen trees and shrubs come alive by adding landscape lighting to the environment. You’ll be able to highlight the foliage and texture pattern of your greenery to create a lighting bonanza that can completely change the ambiance of the area.
The possibilities are endless and are only limited by the imagination when you use lighting to bring out the best of your home. Some of the spaces and objects that you can light up include the following:
- Pathways
- Patios
- Buildings
- Recreational areas
- Entrances
- Gardens
- Water features
- Decks
- Trees
- Shrubs
- Anything else!
Lighting Products
Down Lighting
Down lighting is one of the most natural forms of lighting. Most of our light in everyday life is Down lighting; sun, moon, stars and interior or exterior lighting. By placing fixtures in trees and on structures, we can simulate natural down lighting and in many cases create visually pleasing effects by casting shadows on driveways, walkways, and lawn areas. Up and Accent lights with special hardware and hanging lights can achieve this effect.
Safety Lighting
Safety lighting is a primary function of professional outdoor landscape lighting. By providing light to a once-dark, possibly hazardous area, Safety Lighting is a key element in lighting design. This is true not only for exterior lighting but indoor lighting as well. The end result of a professional lighting design should be the elimination of all obstacles given adequate illumination. All fixtures can contribute to this effect.
Path Lighting
Path lighting is a common attractive way to light pathways, gardens and seasonal plant materials to create an even flow of light throughout the landscape. It is best to place fixtures back away from driveways and walkways so that they are close enough to adequately light that area, but yet not so close that they become a hazard. If at all possible do not place path lights in turf areas.
Up Lighting
Up lighting beautiful structures and plants in the front of your home will create nightly curb appeal while also enhancing your security.
