Technical Blog

You have finished a beautiful tiered deck or a stone landscape staircase. The client wants lights. If you do this wrong, you create a tripping...

Driveway and walkway lighting is easier to buy correctly when the lighting route is divided into protected edges, pedestrian surfaces and vehicle wheel paths. These...

Your client wants their house to look like a luxury resort at night. You could install big, ugly floodlights that blind the neighbors, or you...

You built a custom cedar fence or a sleek aluminum deck railing, and the client wants it to glow. You stick some tape on it,...

It is the dread of every contractor: the phone rings six months after a job, and the client says, "half the lights are dead." You...

You have just installed a beautiful linear lighting run under a patio capstone, but when you turn it on, it doesn’t look like a solid...

Why the Wrong Color Type Is a Functional Problem, Not Just an Aesthetic One RGB, RGBW, and RGBWW LED strips look nearly identical in a...

You just finished a high-end landscape job, but something feels wrong. The expensive cedar fence looks grey, and the stone patio feels like a hospital...

You have likely walked past a high-end home at night and noticed how the lighting felt "expensive." Then, you walked past a DIY project that...

You have installed thousands of dollars worth of lighting this summer, but as temperatures plummet, you are worried. One cracked casing or frozen connector can...