Fixtures built to last. Buried right. Sketched at your home, never from a satellite photo. 20+ years installing across Temecula and Southern California.
A landscape install is mostly invisible work. Wire, splices, aim points. None of it shows up on a quote, but all of it decides whether the system holds up for fifteen years or fifteen months.
Brass and copper up front. Composite where it won't be seen.
Every run buried, every splice waterproofed. Wire is what fails first.
We come back after dark to aim every fixture. Daylight aiming is a guess.
Anything off in twelve months, we come back. On our dime, not yours.
Every install covers three areas, designed and wired together so the property reads as one composition.
Facades, entry steps, and feature trees lit to feel finished, not floodlit.
Bollards, step lights, and uplit trees, all designed as one continuous path.
Hardscape, water, and bistro overhead for the space you actually use.
Stone facade washed with warm white light to bring out the texture. Mature olive trees uplit from low fixtures tucked behind each trunk so the canopy glows and the fixture itself disappears. Tall cypress trees framing the entry, aimed narrow to draw the eye upward.
Installed in three days. Aimed at dusk. The whole property runs on a single photocell that switches itself on every night without a thought.
Send your ZIP. We'll send three drive-by addresses nearby. Go see the work after dark, on your own time.
We got two other quotes and picked All Occasions because of the design walk. He sketched the whole plan on a notepad right there in our driveway. When the crew came back after dark to aim the fixtures, I stood at the kitchen window telling him which trees looked right. Nobody else was going to do that.
Honestly, I worried it would end up looking like a runway, lights everywhere. It's the opposite. You notice the olive trees and the stonework, not the fixtures. We're two years in and I've never had to call them about a thing. A neighbor asked who did ours and I walked her straight over.
The price they wrote down in our driveway is exactly what we paid. After some of our other home projects, that almost felt too good to be true. The crew finished in three days, and the morning after I went looking for the wiring and couldn't find a foot of it. All buried, even through the planter beds.
Fixtures built to last. Wiring buried and code-compliant. Every fixture aimed at dusk. If anything isn't right within twelve months, we fix it on our dime.
No change orders, no mystery math. Every line is decided with you, on site.
Thirty minutes. Sketched with you on a notepad, never from a satellite photo. Fixture counts, aim points, and color temperature decided together.
You see the count, the placement, the fixtures, and the total. No 'starting at' figures, no surprises on install day.
Manufacturer-warrantied fixtures, low-voltage LED, all wiring buried code-compliant. Same family crew on every property, every visit.
We come back at dusk to aim every fixture with you watching from inside. One-year design guarantee, service plans available from year two on.
The architecture. The landscaping. The pool. You've already invested in a property worth looking at, and for roughly twelve hours a day you can't see a foot of it. Landscape lighting doesn't add something new. It hands back the half you already own.
What it hands backThe most valuable upgrade is the one that was already there.
See what yours could be
Headquartered in Temecula. Serving Southern California, from the Inland Empire out to Orange County, the Coachella Valley, and the LA coast.
Every property is different. Fixture count, scope, and complexity all factor in. A few accent uplights in a backyard reads very differently from a full-property design with roofline, pathways, and tree work. Every free design walk ends with a fixed price for the whole project. No 'starting at,' no surprises.
The fixtures we spec are rated for 15–20 years of weathered service in Southern California's climate. The LED lamps inside run about 30,000–50,000 hours, which is roughly 15 years at typical dusk-to-midnight use.
We bury wiring code-compliant with minimal disturbance to existing plantings and irrigation. Where lines cross a lawn, we use specialized vibratory plows that slot the wire in without tearing turf. We mark every sprinkler line before we start and warranty against damage to anything we hit.
Existing landscapes are most of our work. We design around what's already there (mature trees, established beds, retaining walls, hardscape) and find fixture placements that work with the architecture you have. No remodeling required.
Standard installs use a photocell + timer that switches the system on at dusk automatically. If you want app control, dimming, or multi-scene programming, we integrate with Lutron, Control4, and most major smart-home platforms. Quoted separately so basic systems stay simple.
LED lamps last 15+ years, so 'changing a bulb' is rare. Photocells and timers occasionally need replacement after a decade. We offer annual service plans from year two onward. A single dusk visit per year to clean fixtures, re-aim anything that's drifted, and replace anything failing.
Yes, regularly. We diagnose, repair, rebuild, and extend existing systems whether we put them in or not. Bring us the original layout if you have it; otherwise we inspect what's there during the design walk and quote a repair, partial rebuild, or full replacement. No judgment.
Usually within the same week of your call. The walk takes about thirty minutes. From there, most landscape installs are scheduled within 2–4 weeks depending on season, and the install itself runs 1–3 days for a typical residential property.
A free thirty-minute design walk on your driveway, sketched while we're standing there. No pressure, no upsell. Same-week most weeks.
Or ask for the drive-by addresses of three recent installs in your ZIP. Go see the work, unannounced, at night.
