Outdoor Lighting in Kent, WA
Landscape, façade, path, and security — designed and wired.
Outdoor lighting in Kent, Washington — landscape, façade wash, path, step, deck, and security floods. Low-voltage transformers, line-voltage circuits, and astronomical-timer controls installed by licensed pros.
Outdoor Lighting pros serving Kent, WA
Licensed electricians for clean cuts, matched dimmers, and tuned scenes.
Daniel Wyatt
Licensed Electrical Contractor in Kent
Michael D Hamilton
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Ryan T Paquette
Licensed Electrical Contractor in Kent
William Charles Gebenini
Licensed Electrical Contractor in Kent
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Fox Electric
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Kirby Electric
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Maple Crest Electric
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Romaine Electric
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SeaTac Electric, Inc.
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VTT Electric
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Outdoor Lighting FAQ
+Low-voltage vs line-voltage outdoor lighting in Kent, Washington — which?
Low-voltage (12V) dominates landscape and path work in Kent, Washington — safer, easier to tune, and uses smaller cable. Line-voltage (120V) is the right call for security floods, large façade washes, and most commercial pole lighting.
+What does a landscape lighting install cost in Kent, Washington?
Mid-tier 12–20 fixture landscape installs in Kent, Washington typically run $3,500–$8,500 including transformer, brass / copper fixtures, direct-burial cable, and astronomical timer.
+Do I need a permit for lighting work in Kent, Washington?
Like-for-like fixture swaps usually don't, but new circuits, recessed cans, and exterior work typically do. Your licensed Kent, Washington electrician pulls the permit when required.
+Will my fixtures be dimmable in Kent, Washington?
Most LED fixtures spec a dimmer compatibility list. A licensed Kent, Washington electrician matches the dimmer to the driver (forward / reverse phase or 0–10V) so you get a clean dim curve with no flicker.