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Low Voltage Landscape Lighting Systems

Artistic Landscapes of Georgetown, MA will design and install the low voltage landscape lighting system that best highlights your existing landscape. Tony is a Certified Landscape Lighting Designer who knows when it is best to include uplighting to highlight stone work or tree structure, shrub lighting and other outdoor lights for paths and/or general nighttime atmosphere. We guarantee the outdoor lighting materials we install for a minimum of two years after installation and some of the manufactuers that we use offer a lifetime warranty on the fixtures. We are also available to service and maintain all landscape lighting systems.

Our low voltage landscape lighting systems will add beauty to your property, make your property safer and add a tremendous value to your home. Based on where we locate the fixtures, how many watts per 'bulb' and the angle of the lamp, we are able to create dramatic focal points and have a moonlight effect on your landscape. We use state of the art components. New techonology allows us to customize your lights to do exactly what you want them to do - best of all, all of the work is done for you. The operating costs of the lighting system tend not be very expensive, despite the nightly use as your outdoor lighting system will be programmed to turn off when you want. We install low voltage landscape lighting systems in many Massachusetts towns including Andover, Arlington, Boxford, Bradford, Danvers, Essex, Georgetown, Groveland, Ipswich, Lynnfield, Melrose, Newburyport, North Andover, Peabody, Rowley and Topsfield as well as New Hampshire towns including Derry, Dover, Exeter, Greenland, New Castle, Portsmouth, Rye to name just a few.

Call us today if you would like us to design and install your low voltage landscape lighting system this upcoming Spring. We can design your outdoor lighting system this winter and order your Aurora, Cast or Unique lights so that we are ready to install them as soon as the ground thaws.

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Examples of Landscape Lighting Systems Installed by Artistic Landscapes

This Lynnfield family has dramatically expanded their outdoor living space. With the addition of two patios, stepping stones and a hot tub lighting became critical for them to fully appreciate their landscape each evening. The addition of low voltage landscape lights including path lights, and accent up lighting of trees and a cascade of branch shadows from a couple of strategically placed lights up in the canopy of some evergreen trees provide the aesthetic appeal which they hoped.

Lights For the Steps and Patio

Low Voltage Accent Lights Around New Outdoor Living Room Low Voltage Accent Lights To Reach Hot Tub

In addition to the path lights we are up-lighting some trees and cascading branch shadows from a couple of strategically placed lights up in the canopy of evergreen trees to provide the aesthetic appeal which they hoped.

This Boxford family's driveway is now lit by a variety of low voltage landscape light fixtures and techniques. The entrance to the driveway was previously tough to find, because it is located on a very dark country road. But, with new lights in the trees angled down towards the entrance and along the driveway, it is now easy to find the driveway and their home.

Driveway and Trees Accented with Low Voltage Landscape Lights, in Boxford Up-Lighting of Birch Trees, in Boxford Down-Lighting of Driveway Entrance with Branch Shadows, in Boxford

This Arlington family welcomes everyone to their home with Brushed Nickel Fixtures constructed by Aurora. These low voltage lights include path lights, a light that hangs in the center of their arbor as well as lights mounted directly to the exterior wall of the home.

Aurora Low Voltage Lights

Aurora and Cast Low Voltage Lights

This Groveland family's desire for a Japanese inspired backyard retreat resulted in stones hand laid in the form of a dry stream. The dry stream is highlighted with Aurora Path Lights and a Red Bud (Cercis Canadensis) tree is highlighted with a Cast MR-16 lighting fixture.

Cast Low Voltage Well Lights in Georgetown

This Georgetown family's landscape includes a Magnolia tree as the focal point when walking to their porch. This Magnolia tree is highlighted with Cast Well lighting fixtures.

Cast Low Voltage Landscape Lights in Groveland

The border of this Groveland family's patio includes Hydrangeas being trained on trellis'. The hydrangeas are highlighted with Cast MR-16 lighting fixtures.