Landscape & Outdoor Lighting in West Hollywood

Many 12–15V systems connected to existing code‑compliant power don’t require a permit. If we add a new outdoor circuit, install new receptacles, trench through common areas, or work in condo common spaces, the City of West Hollywood Building and Safety Division typically requires an electrical permit. We review your scope and handle all submissions and inspections.

Most installations take 2–5 days on site. If permits or HOA approvals are needed, allow an additional 1–3 weeks for processing. We stage materials in advance so once approvals arrive, our crew can complete trenching, wiring, fixture placement, and programming with minimal disruption to residents and neighbors.

We design with glare shields, precise beam angles, and warm color temperatures to prevent light trespass. We follow local standards that discourage spill onto adjacent properties. Aiming is finalized at night to ensure paths are safe, architecture is highlighted, and nearby residences remain undisturbed.

Yes. We regularly integrate with Lutron RA3/Caséta, Control4, and voice assistants. Astronomical timers adjust automatically with sunset/sunrise. You can create scenes—entertaining, arrival, quiet hours—and control brightness or schedules from your phone without relying on cloud‑only devices that can be unreliable in dense Wi‑Fi areas.

LED systems are low‑maintenance. We recommend an annual checkup: clean lenses, adjust for plant growth, verify voltage, and inspect connections. Brass fixtures develop a natural patina, while powder‑coated units may need occasional wipe‑downs. Our installations use corrosion‑resistant parts and waterproof connectors to minimize service needs.

LED landscape lights typically use 70–85% less energy than halogen. A system with 25 fixtures averaging 4W each runs at about 100W—roughly the same as a single traditional floodlight—keeping ongoing costs low even with nightly operation.