Low-voltage landscape lighting that makes a property glow instead of glare, with fixtures and transformers built to survive Utah winters.
Good lighting is about restraint and placement: uplighting mature trees, grazing stone texture, washing an entry, and marking steps for safety without turning the yard into a parking lot.
We use low-voltage systems with buried runs, brass or cast fixtures, and a timer or photocell so it runs itself.
Stone Hollow Landscaping
Fixtures aimed to highlight features, not to blind anyone walking by.
Buried runs, sealed connections, and fixtures rated for freeze and snow load.
Timer or photocell control so you never think about switching it on.
It scales with fixture count and run length. A focused front-yard package is modest; a full property with trees, hardscape, and path lighting is a larger project. We quote by design.
Yes. Low-voltage systems run at 12 volts, which is why they can be installed in the landscape safely.
LED fixtures draw very little. A typical residential system costs a few dollars a month to run.
If the transformer is sized with headroom, yes. We plan for that when we spec the system.
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