Garden Lighting
Experts in Garden Lighting Design & Installation
Good garden lighting extends the use of your outdoor space, highlights the features you have invested in, and adds security without compromising on style. We design and install low-voltage and mains garden lighting systems across Dorset & The New Forest, working alongside your wider landscaping project or as a standalone installation.
- Low-voltage and mains lighting systems installed
- Pathway, uplighting, deck, and feature lighting available
- Fully weatherproof fittings as standard
- All cable routes planned and installed to a clean, professional finish
What’s included
Lighting Design
We plan fixture positions, light levels, and cable routes to bring out the best in your outdoor space.
Safe Cable Installation
All cabling is routed and armoured correctly, meeting current regulations for outdoor electrical work.
Transformer Setup
We size and install the control system and transformer to suit your layout and future expansion.
Quality Fittings
We use fully weatherproof fittings rated for outdoor use, selected for quality and longevity.
Our Garden Lighting work
Garden Lighting installation across Dorset & The New Forest
We install garden lighting throughout Dorset & The New Forest including the following areas:
Blandford Forum
Bournemouth
Brockenhurst
Christchurch
Dorchester
Ferndown
Lymington
Lyndhurst
New Milton
Poole
Ringwood
Sandbanks
Sturminster Newton
Swanage
Verwood
Wimborne
We take pride in every project we complete. No shortcuts, just honest craftsmanship from a team that cares about the final result.
So professional from start to finish, would highly recommend. Fantastic job, exceeded our expectations. Big thank you to Russell, Wes, and Zani for a job well done.
GARDEN LIGHTING FAQ’S
For mains-voltage outdoor lighting, yes. All mains garden electrical work must be carried out by a qualified electrician and notified to building control. We work with trusted electrical contractors where needed, or you can use your own. Low-voltage systems powered by an outdoor-rated transformer are more straightforward and can often be installed without notification.
Low-voltage systems run at 12V from a transformer, which makes them safer and easier to install and modify. Mains systems run at 230V and are better suited to larger areas or brighter outputs. For most garden lighting schemes, low-voltage LED is the most practical and energy-efficient choice.
It can, though it is much easier to plan and install lighting as part of the original project. Retrofitting cables after paving or decking is in place involves more disruption. Where possible, we always recommend planning lighting at the design stage.
Yes. We can set up timer controls, dusk-to-dawn sensors, or integrate with smart home systems depending on your preference and the system specified. We will discuss the control options at the design stage.
