Outdoor lighting round the green in Burnham Market has to be done with a light touch. The cottages are brick and flint, much of the village sits in a conservation area and a floodlight bolted to the front of a Georgian frontage ruins the thing you were trying to show off.
So we plan the effect first and the fittings second. Low, warm light washing a flint wall. A discreet spike light under a tree. Path lighting you notice the benefit of but not the fitting. Then we work out the cable routes so they stay hidden, bury what needs burying and protect every outdoor circuit properly. Everything is tested before we leave and you get the results in writing.
Warm, not glaring
Aimed and shielded so you light the garden rather than the neighbours' bedroom. Warm tones on brick and flint.
Cables kept hidden
Routes planned through beds, borders and existing voids so nothing crosses a period wall.
Coastal-rated fittings
This close to the sea, standard exterior gear does not last. We specify for the conditions.
Your questions, answered
How much does garden lighting cost in Burnham Market?
Most schemes land between £600 and £1,500 depending on the number of fittings and how far the runs go. Larger gardens cost more. Fixed written price before we start.
Can you light the front without spoiling the frontage?
Yes, and it is usually better. Low-level and shielded fittings look far more considered on a period frontage than anything mounted high and bright.
Will it cope with the weather here?
It will if the fittings are chosen for it. Salt air kills standard exterior gear fast, so we specify properly and seal every connection.
Can I have it on a timer or a sensor?
Yes. Timers, sensors and app control are all straightforward to build in. We will talk through what actually suits how you use the garden.
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