Landscape lighting in Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Light the palms, the entry and the terrace without lighting the neighbor's bedroom. We design Palm Beach Gardens lighting at night, on site, within your community's rules.

Stylized map of north Palm Beach County with Palm Beach Gardens highlighted

What Palm Beach Gardens lighting needs

  • Community rules

    Many HOAs limit brightness, color and fixture types. We design within them and document it for approval.

  • Close neighbors

    Lots sit close together. Shielded fixtures and careful aiming keep the light on your property.

  • Entries and addresses

    A well-lit entry and house number help guests and emergency services find you.

How we light a Palm Beach Gardens home

Marcus visits after sunset with test fixtures, lights a palm, a path and the entry, and adjusts until it feels right. The plan lists every fixture, beam angle and color temperature, which is exactly what review boards want to see.

Systems from $4,800 for about 12 fixtures. Most Palm Beach Gardens homes we light use 14 to 24 fixtures.

Typical projects

  • Uplighting for palms and specimen trees
  • Low path lights along walks and drives
  • Soft wash on the front facade and house number
  • Terrace and pool-edge lighting on a timer

Who you'll work with

  • Illustrated portrait of Marcus HaleMarcus HaleLighting & irrigation

    Designs lighting on site, after dark, and lays out irrigation zones so every bed gets the water it needs.

  • Illustrated portrait of Elena MarshElena MarshFounder · landscape architect

    Has designed gardens across north Palm Beach County since 2012. Every plan starts as a hand drawing on her table.

Questions about this

Is the night demo really free?

Yes. It takes about an hour, and there's no obligation.

What color is the light?

Warm white, 2700K, close to candlelight. It flatters plants and stone and feels calm.

Walk your property with a designer

90 minutes on site with Elena or Rosa. $250, credited to your design if you go ahead.

CallBook a site walk