How much does landscape lighting cost?

Quoted for your property. The scope depends on the fixtures, cable routes, existing equipment and work needed. Call with your neighborhood and tell Carlos whether you want repairs, an upgrade or new lighting. He explains the assessment and next step before arranging a visit; the agreed work is set out in a written quote.

Can you fix or add to a system someone else installed?

Yes. We assess existing landscape lighting before recommending repairs, additions or LED upgrades. Reusing equipment depends on its condition, capacity and compatibility with the proposed lights. Tell Carlos what is working, what is failing and what you want to add when you call.

Can you light a path without lighting the whole yard?

Yes, plan around the places you use. Start with the entrance, steps and walking route, then decide which trees or walls need a separate accent. Shielded fixtures keep light on its target, warm light avoids a harsh look, and timers can turn off decorative lighting when it is no longer needed.

Which landscape lighting service should I start with?

Start with the problem you want to solve. For a new layout or poorly placed lights, discuss an assessment and design. For a system that is dim, dark or coming on at the wrong time, ask about repair and maintenance. A new installation follows an agreed plan rather than a fixture count alone.

Where can I book landscape lighting work?

In our selected Fairfield-area neighborhoods. We offer lighting repairs, upgrades and installations in the neighborhoods listed below, plus American Canyon city-wide. We aim to keep new bookings within about 15 miles of our Fairfield starting point. Tell us the neighborhood when you call so we can confirm your property.

A two-storey stucco house at blue hour, with warm path lights along the front walk, an uplit shade tree in the lawn and a soft light beside the front door.

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Landscape Lighting Services in the Fairfield Area

Eco Scapes plans, installs and repairs low-voltage landscape lighting in our selected service area. Tell Carlos which paths, steps or planting areas need light, or what is failing in an existing system. The next step may be an assessment, a new installation, or repairs and upgrades to the lights you already have.

Call for a quote(707) 329-8391

What goes on a lighting plan?

Every fixture, and why it’s there: what it lights, how wide its beam is, how bright it runs and what color it glows. A good plan also places the transformer, the cable runs and the hour the lights go off. Tap a fixture on this sample front yard to see its line on the plan.

A touch more amber.

Ten fixtures, one transformer.

Four path lights, two tree uplights, two wall washes and two downlights. Pick a fixture on the plan or in the list to see why it’s there.

Sample plan drawn for this page, not a customer’s yard.

What the wall-wash lines on a plan look like once it’s dark.

Warm uplights graze a stucco wall and light a young olive tree in a low stone planter beside a concrete path at night. — Illustration: low uplights washing a stucco wall and lighting an olive tree.

Warm light, never blue-white.

Every fixture we fit glows warm white, close to an ordinary household bulb. Blue-white light makes stucco look cold and reads like a parking lot. Shielded caps keep the bulb itself out of sight, so you see the lit tree or path, not the glare, and the neighbors’ windows stay dark.

A bronze path light glowing over bark mulch and pea gravel beside lavender and an ornamental grass at dusk. — Illustration: a shielded path light throwing its light down onto mulch and gravel.

It starts with a walk and ends with one after dark.

In between come the written plan and the install. Each step below links to where it’s shown in detail.

Walk it at dusk
The path, the trees worth lighting, the windows to keep glare out of and the neighbor’s side, plus any existing transformer’s load.
Get the plan in writing
Every fixture’s type and place, the transformer, the cable runs and the zones, like the sample above.
Install it
Buried cable, waterproof joints, the transformer by an outdoor outlet, then every fixture aimed at dusk with you.
Keep it aimed
A service visit re-aims every light, cleans the lenses, checks every connection and resets the timer for the season.

…he took detailed notes and included it all in a written estimate

Shahla Farahnak, Google review of backyard work, May 2026

We always look for any issues and explain any possible complications to clients before they arise when it comes to Low Voltage Lighting System & Sprinkler System / Lawn Care needs!

Carlos, owner, replying to a lighting customer on Google

3-year warranty on qualifying irrigation and lighting systems.

Two crew members passing irrigation tubing along a front-entry planting bed with hoses coiled on the walkway — Running drip tubing along a front-entry bed. An Eco Scapes job.

The sprinklers and the lights share the same beds.

Three lighting problems start at ground level. A spray head that hits a fixture leaves mineral film on the lens. Wet, settling soil tips stakes off their aim. A trench dug for one system can cut the other. Eco Scapes runs irrigation and lighting with one team, so the drip line and the lighting cable can be planned together, heads can be set to miss the fixtures, and one visit can check both.

They did an excellent job installing a landscape lighting system and a drip irrigation system for my property.

PICHIN PLATA · Google review, Jul 2026

If we also handle your lawn care & maintenance, the people mowing over your cable know exactly where it runs.

Lighting, before you call.

Quoted for your property.
The scope depends on the fixtures, cable routes, existing equipment and work needed. Call with your neighborhood and tell Carlos whether you want repairs, an upgrade or new lighting. He explains the assessment and next step before arranging a visit; the agreed work is set out in a written quote.
Landscape lighting cost
Yes.
We assess existing landscape lighting before recommending repairs, additions or LED upgrades. Reusing equipment depends on its condition, capacity and compatibility with the proposed lights. Tell Carlos what is working, what is failing and what you want to add when you call.
Maintenance & upgrades Low-voltage installation
Yes, plan around the places you use.
Start with the entrance, steps and walking route, then decide which trees or walls need a separate accent. Shielded fixtures keep light on its target, warm light avoids a harsh look, and timers can turn off decorative lighting when it is no longer needed.
Assessment & design Lighting without glare
Start with the problem you want to solve.
For a new layout or poorly placed lights, discuss an assessment and design. For a system that is dim, dark or coming on at the wrong time, ask about repair and maintenance. A new installation follows an agreed plan rather than a fixture count alone.
Assessment & design Maintenance & upgrades
In our selected Fairfield-area neighborhoods.
We offer lighting repairs, upgrades and installations in the neighborhoods listed below, plus American Canyon city-wide. We aim to keep new bookings within about 15 miles of our Fairfield starting point. Tell us the neighborhood when you call so we can confirm your property.
Service areas

Where we take new bookings.

All our services are available in the neighborhoods below. Our workday starts in Fairfield. We aim to keep routes within about 15 miles, serving the neighborhoods listed here rather than every address in the surrounding cities or counties. Call with your neighborhood and location before arranging a visit.

Fairfield: Cordelia, Rockville, Green Valley, Rancho Solano, Mankas Corner
Vacaville: Elmira, Browns Valley
Vallejo: Hiddenbrooke
Suisun Valley: Suisun Valley
Napa: Silverado Country Club, Browns Valley, Alta Heights, East Napa
American Canyon: All of American Canyon

Tell us your neighborhood and the work you need when you call. We confirm the property is on our service route before arranging a visit. Check our service area.