Pool & landscape lighting

Pool and landscape lighting for after sunset.

Lights change how a backyard feels at night. Scott plans the pool lights, path lights and tree lights with the rest of the yard, so the wires go in once and the whole space glows.

Pool glowing blue at night next to a lit cabana and stone waterfall
Night lighting on a finished RutherfordMade backyard
Where the light goes

Light the parts of the yard you use.

Good lighting is quiet. It shows the water, the path and the trees, and it keeps people safe on the steps.

In the pool

Pool lights make the water glow and show the edges after dark.

Paths and steps

Low path lights so people can walk from the house to the pool safely.

Trees and walls

Uplights on trees and accent lights on stone walls give the yard depth.

Covered patios and kitchens

Light where you cook and sit, so dinner can run late.

On zones

Lights are set on zones, so you can light just the pool or the whole yard.

On one control

Lights can join the pump, heat and water features on one control. See smart technology.

Real work

Finished yards after dark.

Every photo here is a finished RutherfordMade project.

Pool lit blue at night with lights along the patio
Pool lit blue with lights along the patio
Finished pool and patio under an evening sky
Pool and patio as the evening comes on
Stone fire pit at dusk
Stone fire pit at dusk

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How it works

Plan the light with the pool.

1

Pick the night views

Scott asks where you will sit at night and what you want to see from there.

2

Set the zones

The pool, paths, trees and patio each get their own zone, so you can set a scene.

3

Wire it during the build

Light wiring is planned with the pool and patio, so new work does not get dug up later. See landscape and hardscape.

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FAQ

What homeowners ask about outdoor lighting.

What kinds of lights do you put in?
Pool lights, low-voltage path lights, tree uplights and accent lights on walls, set on zones.
Why plan lighting with the pool?
The wires run under patios and planting beds. Planning them with the pool means nobody digs up new work later.
Can I control the lights from one place?
Yes. Lighting can be part of one control with the pump, heat and water features. See smart technology.
Do lights help with safety?
Yes. Lit steps, paths and pool edges make it easier to see where you are walking at night.
Where do you build?
North Metro Atlanta only, including Woodstock, Kennesaw, Marietta, Canton, Dallas, Sandy Plains, Allatoona, and nearby homes.
Free yard visit · No obligation

See your yard at night.

Scott walks the yard, asks how you use it after dark, and shows you where the light should go. No pressure.

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Or call Scott directly: (706) 701-2788