Visibility After Dark
Light the areas that matter
A well-lit property is easier to navigate and easier to see.
Capital Lighting can help create an evenly illuminated exterior that improves visibility while still complementing the architecture of your home.
Your Installation Is Covered
Every Capital Lighting installation includes 1 year of labour coverage and 5 years of parts coverage, giving you added peace of mind after your system is installed.
What changes for you
Where It Goes
Common security lighting areas
Entrances
Keep the areas around your doors visible after dark.
Driveways
Improve visibility when arriving and leaving home.
Garages
Illuminate garage doors and surrounding areas.
Side Yards
Reduce darker areas around the sides of your home.
Pathways
Make routes around your property easier to see.
Backyards
Extend visibility into outdoor areas after sunset.
Security & Curb Appeal
Practical lighting can still look beautiful
Security lighting doesn't have to mean harsh floodlights.
A thoughtfully designed system can improve visibility while becoming part of your home's overall exterior appearance.
Control From Your Phone
Light when you need it
Your lighting can be programmed to work around sunrise and sunset or scheduled around your routine.
With app-based control, you can adjust brightness and lighting settings without having to manually switch everything on and off.
Illustration of a control screen. Final controls depend on the installed system.
Process
How a security lighting project runs
01
Request a quote
Tell us about your home and your lighting needs.
02
Plan Your Display
We'll look at your property and determine the best areas to illuminate.
03
Approve the plan
Review your lighting design and quote.
04
Installation & walkthrough
We install your display and make sure everything is working.
Questions
Security lighting questions we hear often
Where should security lighting be installed?
Common areas include entrances, driveways, garages, pathways, side yards, and other areas where visibility is limited.
Does security lighting have to be bright?
Not necessarily. The goal is useful, comfortable illumination rather than unnecessary glare.
Can the lighting be scheduled?
Depending on the system selected, scheduling can be used to automate your lighting.