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Outdoor & Landscape Lighting in Salem, OR

Wire Smart Inc. designs and installs outdoor and landscape lighting in Salem, OR — low-voltage path lights, tree and facade uplighting, deck and patio lighting, and dusk-to-dawn security lighting. We're a Salem-based licensed electrical contractor (Oregon CCB #215974, BCD #C1787). We run weatherproof low-voltage and line-voltage circuits, install transformers and timers/photocells, and lay out fixtures so your Willamette Valley home looks great at night and stays safe and well-lit year-round.

Warm low-voltage landscape path lights and tree uplighting illuminating the front walkway of a Salem, Oregon home at dusk

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Who
Wire Smart Inc., a Salem-based licensed electrical contractor (Oregon CCB #215974, BCD #C1787) installing outdoor, landscape, and security lighting.
What
Low-voltage path and accent lights, tree/facade uplighting, deck and step lights, dusk-to-dawn security floods, transformers, timers, and photocells.
Where
Homes and businesses across Salem, Keizer, Dallas, Monmouth, Independence, Silverton, Stayton, and the surrounding Willamette Valley.
How much
Free on-site design visit. Starter low-voltage packages often run $1,200–$3,000; larger designs are bid by fixture count and wiring runs.
When
Most residential installs take 1–2 days once the design and fixtures are set; scheduled within about a week.

Typical Outdoor Lighting Pricing in Salem, OR

Real-world ranges from recent Salem-area jobs. Every project gets a written, itemized estimate before work starts.

ScopeTypical RangeNotes
Starter low-voltage package$1,200 – $3,000Transformer, timer, and ~6–10 path/accent fixtures
Tree / facade uplighting (per fixture)$120 – $250Fixture, lamp, and weatherproof run
Security floodlight install$250 – $550Motion or dusk-to-dawn fixture on a new run
Weatherproof exterior outlet$200 – $450GFCI-protected, in-use cover
Full property lighting designQuoted by scopeMulti-zone designs bid by fixture and wiring count

Ranges reflect 2026 Salem-area pricing. Fixture quality, run lengths, and trenching/boring affect final cost. Design visits and written estimates are free.

What We Do

  • Low-voltage path, garden, and accent lighting
  • Tree, facade, and architectural uplighting
  • Deck, step, and patio lighting
  • Dusk-to-dawn and motion security floodlights
  • Transformers, timers, and photocell controls
  • Weatherproof outdoor outlets and circuits

Common Reasons Customers Call Us

  • Dark walkways, steps, or driveways
  • Wanting curb appeal and accent lighting at night
  • Security lighting around entries and the yard
  • Lighting a new deck, patio, or outdoor living space
  • Replacing failed or sun-faded existing fixtures

Our Process

  1. Step 1
    Evening or daytime design visit to plan fixtures and zones.
  2. Step 2
    Estimate covering fixtures, transformer, controls, and wiring.
  3. Step 3
    Install — burying low-voltage runs, mounting fixtures, aiming.
  4. Step 4
    Timer/photocell setup and a nighttime aiming walk-through.

Why Work With Wire Smart Inc.

  • Licensed electrician for both low- and line-voltage outdoor work
  • Weatherproof, code-compliant connections built to last
  • Thoughtful aiming and zoning for a designed look
  • Timers and photocells dialed in so it just works

Areas We Serve

We serve Salem, Keizer, Dallas, Monmouth, Independence, Silverton, Stayton, Turner, and surrounding areas in Marion County, Polk County, and the Willamette Valley.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Wire Smart install landscape lighting in Salem?

Yes. We design and install low-voltage landscape, path, accent, and security lighting for homes and businesses throughout Salem and the surrounding Willamette Valley.

How much does landscape lighting cost in Salem, OR?

Starter low-voltage packages typically run $1,200–$3,000 including a transformer, timer, and a set of fixtures. Larger multi-zone designs are quoted by fixture count and wiring runs after a design visit.

Low-voltage vs. line-voltage outdoor lighting — what's the difference?

Low-voltage (12V) systems are safe, flexible, and ideal for path and accent lighting. Line-voltage (120V) is used for floodlights and fixtures that need more output. We install both and recommend the right mix for your property.

Can you add outdoor outlets and security floodlights too?

Yes. We add GFCI-protected weatherproof outlets and motion or dusk-to-dawn security floods alongside decorative landscape lighting.

Will the lights turn on automatically?

Yes. We set up timers and photocells (and smart controls if you'd like) so lighting runs dusk-to-dawn or on a schedule without manual switching.

Is a permit required for outdoor lighting?

Adding new line-voltage circuits or outdoor outlets requires an Oregon electrical permit, which we pull and coordinate. Low-voltage lighting on an existing transformer typically does not.

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Request an Estimate

Call Wire Smart Inc. at 503-383-1602 or send us a message. We respond quickly to homes and businesses across the Salem area.

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