Dock lighting, wired by a licensed electrical contractor
Light where you step, on the pilings and the deck edge, without lighting up the whole canal.
We plan the fixtures and mount them on the dock. All wiring and electrical work is done by a licensed electrical contractor.
Florida Certified Specialty Contractor, Lic. SCC131154723
Where the light goes
- Piling lightsMounted on the pilings, aimed down at the deck.
- Deck and step lightsAlong the edge and at any step.
- Ladders and boarding pointsWhere you get on and off the boat.
- Underwater lightsLights below the waterline at the end of the dock.
Neighbors and the water
Fixtures aimed down and shielded keep light on the dock instead of in a neighbor's windows or across the canal.
Good to know
Light aimed down at the deck shows you where to step without throwing glare across the water or into the house next door.
Anything electrical on a dock lives in salt air and spray, which is why the wiring is done by a licensed electrical contractor.
Dock lighting across Collier County
Questions about dock lighting
Do you do the electrical work?
No. A licensed electrical contractor does all wiring. We coordinate the work so it happens as one job.
Can lights go on an existing dock?
Yes, in most cases.
Can the lights run on a timer?
Yes. Timers and switches can be part of the plan, set up by the electrician.
Why use a licensed electrical contractor?
Wiring near salt water has to be done right and to code. That work goes to a licensed electrical contractor; we handle the dock side and coordinate the job.
Want light where you step?
239-601-4114Send a request with a photo of the dock at dusk if you have one. Estimates are free.