Energy Efficient Outdoor and Pathway Lighting!

There are many benefits to adding outdoor lighting to your home or business. Adding outdoor or pathway lighting gives you enhanced security, ambiance, and also gives you added safety. Outdoor and pathway lighting can really change the look and feel of your home and you have several options to choose from. You may be wondering if adding outdoor lighting will noticeably increase your energy bill. When you choose energy-efficient lighting and have a professional install your lighting properly, you should not see a substantial difference in your energy bill. Your favorite electricians at the Lake of the Ozarks has compiled a list of popular choices for energy efficient outdoor and pathway lighting, check it out! 


Styles and Options 

There is a multitude of options when it comes to outdoor lighting. Below are a few options to consider.

Wall Mounted Sconces and Lanterns 

This type of lighting is mounted to the wall. You will typically find this at entry points in your home such as the front and back door as well as the garage. Many homes come with this type of lighting standard but not always. 

Step Lights 

Step lights are installed on the rise of the step to make walking on your stairs in the dark much easier. Even though the main purpose of these lights is to help guide your way safely, step lights also make a statement and can add great ambiance to your home. 

Ceiling Fixtures 

Ceiling fixtures work great for front and back porches. If you like to entertain, especially in the warmer months, the addition of a ceiling fan with built-in lights is a great addition. 

Pathway Lanterns 

Pathway lanterns are for walkways and garden beds. Light your pathways to your front or back door for added safety and curb appeal. Adding pathway lanterns are also great for lighting up gardens or fountains.


Floodlights, Well Lights, and Spotlights 

Floodlights, well lights, and spotlights all serve a similar purpose but all look a little different. This type of lighting is for dramatic effect. These lights allow you to showcase the front of your home, trees, columns, and more! Many businesses use this type of lighting to light up an American Flag in front of their business. 

Post Lanterns 

These tall lantern lights can be found on the streets but can also be used for backyards, pools, and patios. If you are looking to make a statement then decorative post lanterns will do just the trick.  

Energy Efficient Options 

If you don't want your energy bill to go increase substantially, you will want to be sure to add a few energy efficient options. Consider these options below:

Timers 

You can install your lighting to run off of a timer. This will help you control when your lights are coming on and off without having to do it manually which will help prevent leaving the lights on. 

Automatic Daylight Shutoff 

One of the best ways to get the most out of your lighting and not have to worry about setting a timer is to install automatic shutoffs. This is a great option because the lights will only come on when it is dark outside. 

Motion Sensors

If you don't want your lighting on all the time, then motion sensors are a great way to go. This will help enhance security, light your pathways only when needed, and help to preserve your energy bill. 

No matter what your reason is for adding outdoor and/or pathway lighting to your home or business, hiring a certified electrician at the Lake of the Ozarks will ensure that the job is done correctly and everything works the way it is supposed to. So if you are looking to increase your security, add curb appeal, or enhance your safety, contact the best electricians at the Lake of the Ozarks and we can tackle your outdoor lighting for you!

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 Catalyst Electric: Best electrician service at the Lake of the Ozarks  


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Osage Beach, Mo 65065
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