Homestead & South Dade
A well-designed space disappears at sunset unless it is lit. Greene & Stone Outdoor designs and installs low-voltage landscape lighting that makes your yard usable and safe after dark, with coast-rated fixtures and a layered layout that highlights the right things instead of flooding everything.
The real problem
Plenty of beautiful outdoor spaces go dark and unused the moment the sun drops, and cheap big-box fixtures corrode within a season in salt air. Layered, low-voltage lighting fixes both: it extends the hours you actually use the space and adds safety and security, using fixtures built to survive the coast.
What you get
Most projects combine more than one of these. The pieces are designed together so they work as one finished space.
From first sketch to final stone
You walk the property with us and tell us how you want to use the space. We look at the soil, drainage, sun, and existing features, then talk through a realistic budget before anyone draws a line.
You get a design and a clear, itemized proposal for the whole project, not a vague range. Nothing is ordered or scheduled until you approve both the plan and the price.
One team handles the work in the right sequence, coordinating the licensed crews who build it. You have a single point of contact for the entire project, so questions get answered the same day.
You walk the finished space with us, and it is not done until you say it is. You leave with care guidance and a clear picture of how everything was built.
What it costs
Landscape lighting packages typically start at $7,000 depending on fixture count and the size of the space. Every project ends in an itemized proposal after a free site visit, so you are never working from a guess.
Before you call
Low-voltage systems are safer to run through a landscape, more energy efficient, and easier to adjust as plantings grow. They are the standard for quality landscape lighting.
The quality ones do. We use brass and coast-rated housings, because budget fixtures corrode quickly near the coast.
Yes. Lighting is often added to a yard that is otherwise finished, and we design the layout around what is already there.
Yes, with photocells or timers, so the system runs on its own without you managing switches.
It usually is, designed alongside hardscape and planting so the light supports the whole space, not just one tree.
Tell us about your property and how you want to use it. You get a free site visit, an honest budget conversation, and one accountable team from drawing to final stone.