Outdoor lighting in FishHawk, Lithia and Valrico

Curb appeal for newer homes

Many FishHawk, Lithia and Valrico homes are newer two-story builds with stone accents, columns and palms out front. A handful of well-placed up-lights and path lights make them stand out on the street at night.

Check your HOA rules

Many master-planned communities ask homeowners to submit exterior changes for approval. Check your HOA's rules before an install. We can share fixture details and a layout for your application.

“We opted to go with them because we really liked how solid the lights felt, their knowledge of the products, the follow up service they provide and warranty on the lights themself.”

Christine S., Google review

Pool cages and holidays

Screened pool cages are everywhere here, and color light bars make them the best room in the house. Permanent lighting on the roofline handles every holiday.

See pool cage lighting and permanent holiday lighting.

What we light in FishHawk

Most FishHawk homes we talk to want two or three of these, designed to work as one system on timers:

• The front of the house: warm up-lights on the facade, entry and columns. Landscape lighting.
• Trees and palms: one or two lights per palm, or soft light from high in an oak.
• Paths, steps and the driveway: even, glare-free light so you can see where you're walking.
• The pool cage and lanai: color light bars and pool lighting. Pool and lanai lighting.
• Holidays: permanent lights that change for every occasion. Holiday lighting.

Every system is low-voltage LED, usually on our own Zflex fixtures, and every job is quoted for your home.

FishHawk lighting questions