Architectural and landscape lighting designed for Morristown's historic homes and estate properties — installed low-voltage, aimed after dark, warrantied for two years.
Morristown is not a subdivision town. Between the Colonial and Victorian homes around the Green, the estate properties along Madison Avenue, and the mature tree canopy across Morris Township, most of what makes these properties beautiful is architectural detail and old growth — and both are almost completely invisible after five o'clock for half the year.
That's what makes Morristown genuinely rewarding to light. Grazing a fieldstone foundation reveals texture you can't see in flat daylight. Uplighting a mature oak that's been on the property for eighty years turns it into the centerpiece of the whole lot. Washing a wraparound porch makes the house read the way its architect drew it.
Historic properties need a lighter touch than new construction. Mature root systems mean we hand-trench around critical roots rather than blade straight through them. Older foundations and stonework respond better to grazing at close range than to flood-style uplighting from a distance. And on the tighter lots near the Green, glare control matters — your lighting should look good from your windows and from the sidewalk, not blind either.
We also see a lot of failed systems in Morristown — twenty-year-old halogen installs left by previous owners, with corroded connections and transformers that gave out years ago. Often those are worth retrofitting to LED rather than replacing outright, and we'll tell you honestly which situation you're in.
Grazing and uplighting for the masonry, porches, dormers and rooflines that define Morristown's historic homes.
Learn MoreUplighting and canopy moonlighting for the old-growth trees on Morristown and Morris Township properties.
Learn MoreDiagnosis and restoration of failed legacy systems left behind by previous owners or installers.
Learn MoreFixed price, in writing, after a free on-site consultation. No hourly billing and no trip charges.
$1,800–$2,400
6–8 fixtures · front elevation
$3,000–$4,500
10–15 fixtures · facade, beds & walkway
$5,000–$7,500
16–25 fixtures · whole property
From $249/yr
Keeps it looking like night one
Morristown (ZIP 07960, 07963) plus Morris Township, Convent Station, Normandy Heights and the surrounding communities.
Yes — throughout Morristown and all of Morris County, including the historic district near the Green, the Madison Avenue estate corridor, Morris Township, Convent Station and Normandy Heights.
Most Morristown projects run $1,800–$7,500. Front-elevation packages of 6–8 fixtures start at $1,800; whole-property designs of 16–25 fixtures typically land between $5,000 and $7,500. Fixed price after a free consultation.
No. On established properties we hand-trench around critical root zones rather than blade straight through them. Protecting an eighty-year-old oak matters more than saving an hour of labor.
Often, yes. Legacy halogen systems in Morristown frequently just need corroded connections repaired, a new transformer and an LED retrofit — considerably cheaper than a full replacement. We'll assess it and tell you honestly which makes sense.
Free on-site design consultation. We walk the property, tell you what's worth lighting, and hand you a fixed price in writing.