LED Landscape Lighting Upgrades

Still on halogen? Your transformer is working three times harder than it needs to. We swap fixtures and bulbs, keep your layout, and cut the power draw, usually in an afternoon.

Why halogen systems wear out

A lot of Dallas yards were lit with halogen 10 to 20 years ago. Those bulbs run hot, burn out every year or two, and pull 20 to 50 watts each. An LED replacement does the same job on roughly 3 to 7 watts. Multiply that across 15 fixtures running every night, and the difference shows up on the electric bill. It also shows up on the transformer, which has been running close to its limit for a decade.

What an LED upgrade looks like

• Walk-through at dusk. We see what’s working, what’s dim and what’s dead.
• Fixture check. Solid brass and copper fixtures can usually stay. We retrofit them with LED lamps. Corroded aluminum fixtures get replaced.
• Transformer check. With the load cut by 70–80%, your existing transformer may be fine. If it’s failing, we tell you and quote a replacement.
• Connections redone. Old crimp and pierce connectors are a leading cause of dark zones. We replace them with sealed, waterproof splices.
• Re-aim and set the color. Warm white for the house, slightly cooler for trees, all on a timer or smart control.

Most upgrades are done in one visit, with no digging and no new trenches.

What you get out of it

• Lower power use, every night
• Bulbs that last for years, not seasons
• Even, consistent color across the whole yard
• Room on the transformer to add the fixtures you’ve been wanting

What it costs

Full-property designs are quoted after a free evening walk-through. You get the number in writing before we start.

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Quick answers

• Can I keep my existing fixtures? Often, yes. Good brass fixtures outlive several sets of bulbs. We’ll tell you which are worth keeping.
• Will LED look harsher than halogen? Not if it’s chosen right. We use warm 2700K–3000K lamps that match the soft halogen look you’re used to.

Free estimate · 972-440-9952 · TECL 34205