Ravensdale is the unincorporated country just east of Maple Valley, and its acreage lots, big trees and long driveways make it a natural fit for large decks, gazebos and fence lines. Deck lighting installation in Ravensdale is about placement and restraint. Light the stairs, the railing line and the seating area, keep the glare out of the house and the neighbors' windows, and put it all on a timer.
Call Euro Decks for deck lighting installation in Ravensdale.
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Properties here are heavily wooded and often sloped, with septic and well setbacks that affect where a deck or fence can go. Shade and needle drop mean moss is a constant on cedar, so we talk composite early. Those conditions are why we use outdoor-rated, low-voltage fixtures and wiring in Ravensdale. Everything is designed to sit in rain and shade for years without corroding or shorting.
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Acreage homes and cabins from the 1970s through the 2000s around Lake Retreat, Kanaskat and Georgetown, plus horse properties along Kent-Kangley Road. For homes like these, lighting is a small line item on a deck project and the one guests notice first. Euro Decks plans it into every Ravensdale outdoor living space and adds it to existing decks and patios.
Under a patio cover in Ravensdale we add downlights, fans and heaters on the same circuit plan, all wired during construction so nothing is exposed.
Our deck lighting installation work in Ravensdale covers Lake Retreat, Kanaskat, Georgetown, Kent-Kangley Road and the rest of the Ravensdale and Kanaskat area. Ravensdale is about ten minutes from our Maple Valley office.
For deck lighting installation in Ravensdale, call Euro Decks at (425) 437-4889 or fill out the free estimate form. We reply within one business day and the consultation is free.
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It depends on the number and type of fixtures. Lighting the stairs and railing on a typical deck is a modest line item on a deck project, and we quote it separately.
Yes. It is easiest during a new build, but we retrofit lighting on existing decks regularly with concealed wiring runs.
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.
