Kirkland's Finn Hill, Juanita and Rose Hill neighborhoods have the tree cover and 1960s to 80s housing stock that keep our deck replacement and fence crews busy. Euro Decks designs and installs deck and patio lighting for Kirkland homeowners, on new decks and existing ones, with fixtures rated for Northwest rain.
Call Euro Decks for deck lighting installation in Kirkland.
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Finn Hill and Juanita sit under tall firs, so shade and moss are constant, while the lakefront gets wind off Lake Washington that tests covers and railings. In Kirkland we install lighting during a deck build whenever possible so the wiring is hidden inside the framing, and we retrofit existing decks with clean, concealed runs.
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1960s and 70s ramblers and split-levels on Finn Hill and Kingsgate, view homes in Juanita and Market, and larger lots in Bridle Trails. We light decks, stairs, patios, patio covers, gazebos, fences and pathways for Kirkland homes, all on low-voltage transformers with timers, photocells or smart controls.
Many Kirkland homeowners have us light the fence line or the path to the gate at the same time, so the whole yard works after dark.
Euro Decks serves Juanita, Finn Hill, Rose Hill, Kingsgate and every other Kirkland neighborhood for deck lighting installation. Kirkland is about forty minutes from Maple Valley via I-405.
Call Euro Decks at (425) 437-4889 or request a free estimate online. We will come out to your Kirkland home, walk the yard with you, bring material samples and give you a written, itemized quote for deck lighting installation.
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Weathered wood entry stairs replaced with composite treads and black aluminum railing
Old wood deck and stairs rebuilt with composite decking, cable railing and a cedar pergola
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Low-voltage post cap lights, stair riser lights, under-rail strip lighting and recessed deck lights, on transformers with timers or smart controls.
Low-voltage lighting runs off a transformer plugged into an existing outdoor outlet, so a licensed electrician is only needed if a new outlet or circuit is required.
Yes. We use outdoor-rated, low-voltage fixtures and wiring designed for Northwest weather.
