Coverage
Lighting homes across Orange County and the coast
Based in Huntington Beach, working from the Palos Verdes bluffs and Long Beach waterfront down through Orange County. Pick your city below.
Cities
Where we work
Coastal lots fight salt air, hillside lots fight grade, and master-planned communities have guidelines to clear before anything goes in the ground.
Salt-air coastal work runs from Huntington Beach and Newport Beach down through Laguna Beach and San Clemente, plus the bluff estates of Palos Verdes Estates and Rancho Palos Verdes and the waterfront pockets of Long Beach. Inland, we handle big sloped lots in Anaheim Hills and Yorba Linda, HOA design review in Irvine, and mature-canopy streets in Whittier.
Coastal Orange County
From Seal Beach and Huntington Beach to Newport, Laguna Beach, Dana Point and San Clemente, coastal homes call for lighting that stands up to marine air without overpowering the setting. We pair solid brass fixtures with waterproofed connections, then shape warm light around entries, mature trees, patios and garden paths. Narrow village lots need precise shielding; hillside terraces need careful step lighting. Each design starts with your property, its nighttime views and the outdoor spaces you want to enjoy.
- Seal BeachBeach cottages and marina-side homes with heavy salt exposure.Lighting in Seal Beach →
- Huntington BeachOur home base — coastal tracts and downtown lots.Lighting in Huntington Beach →
- Newport BeachHarbor-front, peninsula and back bay properties.Lighting in Newport Beach →
- Corona del MarVillage lots where every inch of frontage counts.Lighting in Corona del Mar →
- Newport CoastHillside estates, long driveways and ocean-view terraces.Lighting in Newport Coast →
- Laguna BeachSteep canyon lots, hillside stairs and hard salt exposure.Lighting in Laguna Beach →
- Dana PointBluff-top homes above the harbor with brutal salt exposure.Lighting in Dana Point →
- San ClementeSpanish-style homes, ocean bluffs and hard salt exposure.Lighting in San Clemente →
- Costa MesaMid-century and remodeled homes on wide, tree-lined lots.Lighting in Costa Mesa →
Inland & North OC
Inland neighborhoods bring a different mix of lighting needs: mature canopy, broad ranch frontages, hillside approaches and patios used throughout the year. Our coverage connects central and north Orange County with the inland communities farther south, plus nearby Whittier and Los Alamitos. We plan transformer capacity and wire runs for the actual distances, keep fixtures clear of irrigation and control glare at property lines. Where architectural review is required, we prepare the fixture specifications and layout before installation proceeds.
- Laguna NiguelRolling hillside tracts with long slopes and strict design review.Lighting in Laguna Niguel →
- Laguna HillsLarge equestrian lots, mature trees and generous frontage.Lighting in Laguna Hills →
- Aliso ViejoNewer hillside neighborhoods with compact, well-kept lots.Lighting in Aliso Viejo →
- Mission ViejoMaster-planned hillside neighborhoods around the lake.Lighting in Mission Viejo →
- Rancho Santa MargaritaCanyon-edge communities with strict architectural guidelines.Lighting in Rancho Santa Margarita →
- Coto de CazaGated estates, oak canyons and half-mile driveways.Lighting in Coto de Caza →
- Ladera RanchVillage-planned neighborhoods with close lots and tight guidelines.Lighting in Ladera Ranch →
- San Juan CapistranoMission-style estates, olive groves and horse property.Lighting in San Juan Capistrano →
- IrvineMaster-planned villages with strict design guidelines.Lighting in Irvine →
- TustinHistoric Old Town streets and master-planned Tustin Ranch.Lighting in Tustin →
- Fountain ValleyWide single-story lots with deep front yards and mature trees.Lighting in Fountain Valley →
- Garden GroveEstablished ranch neighborhoods with deep, mature landscaping.Lighting in Garden Grove →
- Los AlamitosEstablished neighborhoods with mature trees and deep front yards.Lighting in Los Alamitos →
- AnaheimHistoric Colony homes and established neighborhoods citywide.Lighting in Anaheim →
- Anaheim HillsBig sloped lots, long frontages and mature trees.Lighting in Anaheim Hills →
- OrangeOld Towne historic district and Orange Park Acres estates.Lighting in Orange →
- Villa ParkHalf-acre-plus lots and no streetlights to compete with.Lighting in Villa Park →
- Yorba LindaRanch-scale properties, equestrian trails and HOA communities.Lighting in Yorba Linda →
- BreaNorth-county hillside neighborhoods with big sloped rear yards.Lighting in Brea →
- FullertonHillside estates, historic districts and deep mature lots.Lighting in Fullerton →
- WhittierHistoric homes, hillside lots and mature canopy streets.Lighting in Whittier →
- CypressInland single-family neighborhoods next to Los Alamitos and Garden Grove.Lighting in Cypress →
Long Beach & Palos Verdes
Long Beach, nearby Lakewood and the Palos Verdes Peninsula span compact mid-century gardens, historic homes and expansive hillside properties. We tailor the lighting to that architecture and terrain, balancing welcoming entries, usable paths and softly lit planting without competing with neighboring windows or distant views. Coastal exposure calls for brass and sealed connections, while steep approaches need carefully placed step and path lights. In Palos Verdes Estates, the design also accounts for art-jury review rather than treating approval as an afterthought.
- Long BeachWaterfront neighborhoods, historic estates and canal lots.Lighting in Long Beach →
- LakewoodClassic mid-century blocks with symmetrical, street-facing elevations.Lighting in Lakewood →
- Palos Verdes EstatesCoastal bluff estates under strict art-jury review.Lighting in Palos Verdes Estates →
- Rancho Palos VerdesHillside view lots, long drives and dark coastal streets.Lighting in Rancho Palos Verdes →
Also serving
Communities across the county
Orange County, Long Beach and the Palos Verdes Peninsula. Not on the list? Call us.
- Santa Ana
- La Habra
- Placentia
- Buena Park
- Stanton
- Westminster
- Rolling Hills
- Rolling Hills Estates
- San Pedro
- Signal Hill
- Trabuco Canyon
- Lake Forest
- Foothill Ranch
Coastal conditions
Salt air is the reason we only use brass
From Seal Beach to San Clemente, marine air destroys aluminum fixtures and unsealed connections in a few seasons. Everything we install is specified for coastal exposure.
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