A great experience from this family-owned business. Janeth provided me with a complete and understandable quote, and Bolivar and his crew completed the job with speed and professionalism. The entire job, not including a couple of rain days, took less than 4 days. They removed a medium-sized tree and a bit over 1,000 sq. ft. of grass in 3 different areas, prepared all 3 areas with base material, installed weed barriers and two large mow curbs around the remaining trees, and installed top-quality artificial turf in all 3 areas. They cleaned up and hauled everything away, leaving my yard looking like a million dollars.
We install low-voltage landscape lighting at homes in Perris, CA: path lights, wall washing, uplighting on trees, and lighting built into retaining walls and planters. Call or text (951) 556-0315 for a free quote.
Work we have done in Perris



What lighting is for in a Perris back yard
- You get to use the yard. Most of the year here the comfortable hours are after sunset.
- Safety. Steps, level changes, the path from the driveway to the front door.
- The house looks better. Uplighting on a palm or a wash across a block wall does more for a Perris house at night than anything you can do to it during the day.
What we install around Perris
Path and area lights. Along walkways, driveways and the edge of the lawn. Spaced so the light overlaps instead of leaving dark gaps.
Uplights. Aimed into trees and palms, and at the front of the house. The effect that makes people slow down when they drive by.
Wall and step lighting. Built into retaining walls, seat walls and planter faces. We install a lot of this in Perris because so many back yards here are terraced with block wall, especially in Villages of Avalon and Monument Ranch where the lots step down. On the bigger properties out toward Mead Valley and Good Hope the run from the house to the far end is long enough that we plan the transformer location first.
Downlights. Mounted up in a tree or under a patio cover, throwing light down. Reads like moonlight and lights a seating area without glare.
All low voltage, on a transformer with a timer or photocell.

Why we run the wire while the yard is open
Low-voltage wire has to get from the transformer to every fixture, which means trenching. If the turf and the concrete are already down, we are cutting into a finished yard to bury wire and then closing it back up.
While we are excavating for base, those runs are nearly free. It is the biggest reason to decide about lighting at the quote and not two years later.


