Outdoor living is a year-round affair in Wilmington, Brunswick County and all of the North Carolina coast. While homeowners invest in fabulous backyard renovations including decks, patios, outdoor kitchens, pools and more, they can often find themselves not using the space during the long nights of winter. If you’ve invested in a deck, your favorite place to hang-out and host parties, you can benefit from adding deck lighting. Deck lighting enhances the beauty of your deck at night, adds safety, security, and visibility for using the space after dark.
Deck Lighting for Versatile Outdoor Living
At Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Wilmington, we have a variety of techniques we deploy to illuminate your deck, depending on your goals and needs. If you like to entertain or relax on your deck in the evening, we would suggest under-rail lights to create ambient lighting around the perimeter of the entire deck. We would also suggest festive market lighting strung overhead for you to use when dining outdoors or hosting friends and family for special occasions or weekend cook-outs. Between the two, you will have the choice of a relaxing, tranquil evening or instant fun.
Deck Lighting for Safety & Security
Our top-of-the-line LED deck lighting is a great way to provide safety and security for nighttime use of your deck. Our favorite light for this purpose is stair riser lights. They fit neatly in the risers of your deck stairs, providing subtle illumination for each step you take. We also love half-moon post lights to cast a nice wash down on the deck boards for clear visibility around the entire deck.
You’ve invested a good deal of resources into building a deck at your home, money well spent on creating an outdoor oasis at home. Ensure you’re getting the most out of your investment by adding deck lighting for nighttime use of your new backyard space. Call Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Wilmington today for a complimentary design consultation and nighttime demonstration. (910) 356-8203 We look forward to working with you.
