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Landscape Lighting Repair for Lights That Are Out, Dim or Flickering

Low-voltage lighting is built to last, but wire gets cut, connectors corrode and transformers fail. EVO Professional Irrigation & Outdoor Services troubleshoots and repairs landscape lighting systems—whether we installed them or not—and can upgrade older fixtures to LED.

Repairing one fixture or splice doesn’t certify the whole system, but we’ll tell you what we find so you can decide what to do next.

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Nearly three decades of industry experience.

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Common Lighting Problems

Whole system is out

Often a failed transformer, tripped breaker, bad timer or photocell, or a break in the main wire run.

A section of lights is out

Usually a cut or damaged wire, a failed connector or a problem at a splice.

Dim or flickering lights

Corroded or loose connections, voltage drop on a long run, or a failing lamp or LED driver.

Fixtures that have shifted

Mowing, edging, landscaping and growth can knock fixtures out of aim or bury them.

Corrosion and water intrusion

Humidity, irrigation spray and soil minerals can attack connections and fixtures over time.

Outdated fixtures

Older fixtures and bulbs use more energy and may be hard to match. LED upgrades can help.

How Lighting Repair Works

Describe the problem

Tell us what’s out, dim or flickering and when it started.

Troubleshoot

We test the transformer, controls, wire runs and connections.

Flat-rate repair

You approve a price, then we repair or replace the failed components.

Test and adjust

We confirm the system works and make minor aiming adjustments.

What Affects the Price

Every property is different, so pricing is flat-rate for the scope we agree on. These are the things that move the number:

  • Which components failed: fixtures, connectors, wire, transformer or controls
  • How much wire needs to be located, repaired or replaced
  • Burial depth, hardscape and trenching
  • Parts availability, since exact matches aren’t always available for older or discontinued fixtures
  • Whether you want upgrades such as LED conversion or new controls

Keep It Working

Our landscape lighting membership plans bring routine visits to check transformers, timers, wiring and aiming, plus priority scheduling and discounts on eligible service.

Why EVO Professional Irrigation & Outdoor Services

Nearly three decades of industry experience

Founded on nearly three decades of hands-on industry experience, and licensed (License # CFC1434863).

Flat-rate pricing

You see and approve the price before work begins.

Documented work

You get a service report so you know what we found and what we did.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does diagnosis and pricing work?

Our technicians assess the relevant components, identify potential causes and explain their findings. When additional diagnostic work is necessary, we explain the applicable service process and charges before proceeding. Once the problem has been identified, we provide a descriptive, line-item flat-rate quote, and you authorize the work before repairs begin.

Why did my landscape lights stop working?

Common causes include a failed transformer, damaged or cut wire, corroded connectors, a bad timer or photocell, or an aging bulb or LED driver.

Why are some of my lights dim or flickering?

Dimming or flickering often points to loose or corroded connections, voltage drop on a long wire run or a failing lamp.

Can you repair a system you didn’t install?

Yes. Repairing one fixture or splice doesn’t certify the whole system, but we’ll tell you what we find.

Can older lights be upgraded to LED?

Often, yes. We can convert fixtures to LED and improve scheduling, though exact matches for older fixtures aren’t always available.

Ready for a lawn and landscape that works?

Request service online or give us a call—we’ll respond as quickly as possible.

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