The Master's Touch Landscape and Design
(321) 252-1620

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Landscape Lighting in Rockledge, FL

See the yard after sunset.

Light on the palms, the path and the front door.

Planned by the designers who drew the yard, so fixtures sit where they belong.

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Pygmy date palm uplit at night beside a flagstone stepping path with low path lights, by The Master’s Touch Landscape and DesignOur work

Landscape Lighting

What you get from us.

A well-planted yard should not vanish at sunset.

We plan the lighting with the landscape, so fixtures go where plants and paths need them.

Uplights show the trunk and canopy of a palm or oak. Path lights mark where to walk.

Soft light at steps, entries and patios makes the yard usable after dark.

Fixtures are tucked into beds so you see the effect, not the hardware.

Wire goes in before the mulch, with room left for plants to grow.

The two owner-designers set the layout, and our crew installs it.

What is included

The scope, spelled out.

  • Lighting layout

    Fixture locations are drawn on your landscape plan before anything is installed.

  • Palm and tree uplighting

    Light aimed up the trunk and into the canopy of specimen palms and trees.

  • Path and step lighting

    Low fixtures along walks, steps and driveway edges, aimed down at the surface.

  • Entry and patio lighting

    Light at the front door, patio, pergola and pool deck for evenings outside.

  • Water and stone features

    Light for fountains, ponds, statuary and stonework built into the yard.

  • Beachside lighting

    Low, shielded, long-wavelength fixtures where a yard can be seen from the beach.

Uplit palms, pots and standards at dusk around a white home with a blue metal roof, by The Master’s Touch Landscape and DesignOur work
Uplighting at dusk
White lattice arbor and a flagstone path lit by low path lights at night, by The Master’s Touch Landscape and DesignOur work
Path lights along flagstone

Brevard County conditions

Dark beaches for sea turtles.

Mainland yards in Rockledge have no sea turtle lighting rule. Beachfront yards do.

Cocoa Beach and Satellite Beach list sea turtle nesting season as March 1 through October 31.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) standard is low, long and shielded.

Long means long-wavelength light, such as amber, orange or red, at 560 nanometers or longer.

Satellite Beach counts amber and red lights as visible lights on the beach, so shielding still matters.

Site notes

Nesting season
March 1 through October 31Cities of Cocoa Beach, Satellite Beach
FWC lighting standard
Low, long and shieldedFlorida Fish and Wildlife (myfwc.com)
Satellite Beach hours
9 p.m. to 7 a.m. in nesting seasonCity of Satellite Beach

What happens next

From first call to finished yard.

  1. Call or send the form

    We answer inquiries within 24 hours during the week and set a time to visit.

  2. Walk the yard

    We look at what deserves light, where you walk, and what you see from inside.

  3. Review the layout

    You see the fixture locations on the plan before the crew starts.

  4. Install and aim

    Fixtures are set, wired and aimed so the light lands where the plan put it.

Where we do it

Landscape Lighting near you.

Based in Rockledge and working across the Space Coast. Pick your town.

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Questions

Landscape Lighting, answered.

More questions? Call (321) 252-1620.

Can you add lighting to a yard that is already planted?

Yes. We plan the layout around the plants you have.

Wire runs through the beds, clear of roots and irrigation lines.

Do sea turtle lighting rules apply to my house?

Only on the beachfront.

Satellite Beach has owners there shield or turn off outdoor lights in nesting season.

Mainland Rockledge has no such rule.

Is an amber light enough on a beachfront lot?

Not by itself. FWC also wants fixtures mounted low and shielded, so the lamp is not directly visible.

How do I start a lighting project?

Call (321) 252-1620 or send the form. We reply within 24 hours on weekdays.

Lighting can be its own project or part of a full plan.

Start with a conversation

Tell us about your yard.

(321) 252-1620

Call, or send the form. We respond to inquiries within 24 hours during the week.

The Master's Touch
At Rockledge Gardens
2153 US-1
Rockledge, FL 32955
Monday
8 AM–5 PM
Tuesday
8 AM–5 PM
Wednesday
8 AM–5 PM
Thursday
8 AM–5 PM
Friday
8 AM–5 PM
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

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