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A well-planned outdoor lighting scheme is an investment worth making. It creates a magical atmosphere at night, increases home safety and allows you and your guests to enjoy the evening air.
Projects include strategic lighting upgrades, such as front path and step lighting that makes it easier to navigate safely to the front door; landscape spotlights to highlight special features, such as a beautiful tree or sculpture; wall or ceiling lighting to illuminate an outdoor dining area; and front porch lights to create a welcoming entrance.
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