TOP RATED
LANDSCAPE LIGHTING SERVICE IN CAPITOL HILL

Landscape Lighting

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Kristen Grygiel

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8+ Years of Lighting Excellence

Free Outdoor Lighting Demonstration

Licensed Electrician on Staff

Award-Winning Design Work

Flexible Financing Options

Fully In-House Labor (No Subcontractors)

Local & Family-Owned

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2922 W 26th Ave, Denver, CO 80211

Top Capitol Hill Landscape Lighting FAQ’s

Do you offer landscape lighting installation in Capitol Hill, Denver?

Absolutely. We regularly install custom outdoor lighting systems for homes throughout the Capitol Hill neighborhood. From historic bungalows to modern builds, we design lighting that fits your style.

Can you repair landscape lighting in Capitol Hill?

Yes, we specialize in low-voltage lighting repair in Capitol Hill. Whether it’s a blinking light, wiring issue, or transformer failure—we can diagnose and fix it fast.

How much does landscape lighting cost in Capitol Hill?

Costs vary based on design, fixture types, and the number of lights. Simple entry lighting typically starts around $1,000, while full-property designs range from $3,500 to $10,000+. We offer free estimates!

Are you familiar with the style of homes in Capitol Hill?

Definitely. We’ve worked on historic Denver squares, craftsman-style homes, and new modern builds. We design lighting to complement your home’s architecture—not compete with it.

Can you add lighting to my Capitol Hill alley entrance or carriage house?

Yes. We often add discreet, stylish lighting for alley garages, ADUs, and carriage houses in the Capitol Hill area for added security and curb appeal.

Do you work with HOAs or historic property guidelines?

We sure do. If your Capitol Hill property has design guidelines, we can work within them and even help handle approvals if needed.

Do you offer free consultations in Capitol Hill?

Yes—we offer free on-site consultations and evening demos in the Capitol Hill area so you can see exactly how your lighting will look before committing.