Landscape Lighting · Visalia
Landscape Lighting Design and Installation in Visalia, CA
Landscape lighting from the family behind Kaylor Landscape, which builds custom landscapes in the Porterville and Visalia areas. We light the oaks, patios and water features we know how to build.
Lighting for new landscapes · Lit water features · Valley oak uplighting
Quick answer
Christmas Decor by Kaylor Landscape designs and installs low-voltage LED landscape lighting for homes and businesses in Visalia, Tulare County. Plans cover valley oak and shade-tree uplighting, path and step lights, patio and pergola downlights, lit water features, the transformer and controls. Parent company Kaylor Landscape builds custom landscapes in the Visalia area, and lighting is custom-priced by scope.
1974
Kaylor Landscape established
1998
holiday lighting division founded
300+
projects every season
12V
low-voltage LED fixtures
Landscape Lighting
Landscape Lighting Services for Visalia Homes and Businesses
Valley oak uplighting
Broad, low-branching valley oaks need several uplights spaced around the trunk so the whole spread of the canopy reads at night, not just one side.
Water feature lighting
Kaylor Landscape builds waterfalls, fountains and springs. Submersible and edge fixtures light falling water and the stone around it.
Pergola and patio downlights
Fixtures mounted on beams or patio covers light dining and seating areas evenly, which suits the covered outdoor rooms common in Visalia backyards.
Path, step and hardscape lights
Path lights, step lights and wall fixtures follow the walks, stairs and retaining walls that a landscape build adds.
Entry and facade lighting
Narrow spotlights on columns, stone and the front door give the house a clear shape from the street.
Commercial and downtown grounds
Entry, walkway and planter lighting for offices, retail and public spaces, with installs scheduled around business hours.
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Plan Visalia Landscape Lighting While Your Yard Is Built
Kaylor Landscape describes itself as one of the few choices for custom landscape construction in the Porterville and Visalia areas, with work that runs from patios and hardscape to irrigation, drainage and lighting. The cleanest time to add lighting is during that build, before sod, pavers and planting beds go in, while the ground is still open and easy to work.
Planning early means cable sleeves go under new walks and patios, transformer locations are set next to outlets, and fixtures for the water feature are built in rather than added later. It also avoids trenching through a finished lawn. For an existing yard, we work around what is there and run cable through beds wherever possible.
Cable sleeves placed under new hardscape
Water feature fixtures built in during construction
Transformer locations set during the build
Existing yards wired through beds where possible
Lighting Visalia's Valley Oaks and Shade Trees
Visalia is known for its valley oaks, and many older lots near downtown and along the city's tree-lined streets have one or more large oaks or shade trees. These are wide, low-spreading trees, so a single uplight lights only one side. Three or four fixtures spaced around the trunk show the whole shape, and the light catches the twisting limbs that make valley oaks so recognizable.
Valley oaks are also sensitive to root disturbance, so we keep cable runs shallow and route around the root zone rather than through it, and avoid attaching hardware that damages bark. Warm white keeps the bark and leaves natural, and the light stays aimed into your yard rather than across the street or into a neighbor's bedroom window.
Three or four uplights for wide-spreading oaks
Shallow cable routed around root zones
No bark-damaging hardware
Warm white for natural bark and foliage
Visalia, Tulare County
Landscape Lighting Around Visalia and Tulare County
Downtown Visalia
We illuminated street trees for the Downtown Visalia Association, a current client. Downtown businesses benefit from entry and planter lighting that keeps sidewalks inviting after the early winter dark.
Visalia Convention Center
We installed programmable color-changing lighting at the Visalia Convention Center. Landscape systems can add color too, through Bluetooth-enabled fixtures.
The Visalia Grinch tradition
Van Crawford's ten seasons as the Visalia Grinch, with a synchronized show that collected for the Visalia Rescue Mission, show how much Visalia neighborhoods care about lights. Good path lighting keeps visiting crowds safe.
Gateway to Sequoia
Visalia sits on the main route to Sequoia National Park, and properties toward Exeter and Three Rivers have bigger lots and rolling ground where long path runs and step lights matter.
How it works
How a Visalia Landscape Lighting Project Comes Together
01
Reach out
Use the 2–3 minute form or call 800-791-3330, and a team member contacts you within one business day.
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Site visit
We review trees, water features, hardscape and outlets, and whether lighting is part of a new landscape build.
03
Design and proposal
You receive a custom design priced by fixtures, cable runs, transformer capacity and controls.
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Install and service
Our crew installs and aims the system, and Kaylor Landscape provides maintenance and repair afterward.
Pricing
How Much Does Landscape Lighting Cost in Visalia?
Visalia landscape lighting is custom-priced by scope.
New build or retrofit
Lighting planned during a landscape build is simpler to wire than a retrofit under a finished lawn and hardscape.
Number of large trees
Wide valley oaks often need three or four uplights each, and root-zone routing takes extra care.
Water features
Submersible and edge fixtures for waterfalls and fountains add specialty fixtures and wiring.
Outdoor rooms
Pergola, patio cover and kitchen lighting adds structure-mounted fixtures and separate zones.
Controls and color
Smart remote control and Bluetooth color-changing fixtures cost more than a basic dusk timer.
Commercial scheduling
Downtown and commercial sites often get after-hours installs, which we handle, along with property-manager coordination and certificates of insurance.
FAQ
Landscape Lighting in Visalia: Common Questions
Do you install landscape lighting in Visalia?
Yes. Visalia is one of our seven core cities, and we design and install low-voltage LED landscape lighting for Visalia homes and businesses. Nearby Tulare County towns on our service list include Exeter, Farmersville, Goshen, Ivanhoe and Three Rivers.
Can lighting be added while Kaylor Landscape builds my Visalia yard?
Yes, and that is the easiest time to do it. Kaylor Landscape builds custom landscapes in the Porterville and Visalia areas. Planning lighting during the build lets cable sleeves go under new walks and patios and fixtures go into water features before they are finished.
How do you light a large valley oak without hurting it?
We place uplights at a distance from the trunk, keep cable shallow and route it around the root zone instead of trenching through it. We also avoid hardware that damages bark. Three or four fixtures around a wide oak show the full canopy without crowding the base.
Can you light a fountain or waterfall?
Yes. Kaylor Landscape builds waterfalls, fountains, springs and lit water features. Submersible fixtures light the water itself, and edge fixtures pick out the surrounding stone and planting, all on the same low-voltage system as the rest of the yard.
How much does landscape lighting cost in Visalia?
Visalia landscape lighting is custom-priced by scope, so there is no fixed package price. Whether it is a new build or a retrofit, how many large trees you light, water features, outdoor rooms and controls make the biggest difference. You receive a written proposal after the consultation.
Have you done commercial lighting work in Visalia?
Yes. We illuminated street trees for the Downtown Visalia Association and installed programmable color-changing lighting at the Visalia Convention Center. Downtown Visalia is a current client, and our landscape lighting also serves commercial and public properties.
Can my Visalia landscape lights change color?
Yes. Kaylor Landscape offers Bluetooth-enabled color-changing lighting that can highlight different features for holidays or events, then return to warm white. Most homes keep warm white as the everyday setting and use color for occasions.
What maintenance does a landscape lighting system need?
Most systems need lens cleaning, re-aiming as plants grow, trimming around fixtures and a check of wire connections. Sprinkler overspray leaves hard-water spots on lenses in the Valley. Kaylor Landscape provides maintenance and repair for outdoor lighting, irrigation and drainage.
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