Landscape Lighting
Service-first guidance to stop flicker, fix dim zones, and keep lighting reliable — with fast diagnosis when you want it handled for you.
Not sure where the problem starts? Book service and we’ll diagnose the system on-site.
Dim at the end
Voltage drop basics
Wire gauge and run length are the first checks when the far end looks weak.
Intermittent / flicker
Splice discipline
Most reliability failures are corrosion at connections—fix the splice, not the bulb.
Transformer questions
Sizing + taps
Correct tap selection helps you get predictable brightness without burning out lamps.
Most "half the yard is dim" calls are voltage drop + corrosion at splices. Hub enclosures keep branch runs serviceable.
Smart control only works when the transformer location stays reachable. If Wi‑Fi is weak (or doesn’t exist) at the transformer, Smart Link can add cellular internet and a local Wi‑Fi network at the install point so control stays serviceable.
Related services: Design & Installation, Repairs, Upgrades, and the Lighting Service Plan. Education: Lighting guide.
| System | Low-voltage landscape lighting (12V) |
|---|---|
| Most common failures | Voltage drop, corrosion at splices, transformer tap mismatch |
| Service-first goal | Predictable brightness + serviceable wiring |
| Related | Design & Installation, Repairs, Upgrades, Lighting guide |
Most low-voltage lighting problems are transformer sizing/taps, voltage drop, corrosion at splices, or damaged cable. We can diagnose quickly and recommend the cleanest fix path.
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