Fence & Wall Lighting in Albuquerque, NM

Yes, CMU block walls are one of the most common surfaces we light in Albuquerque. We typically mount the low-profile track just under the block cap so it's protected and nearly invisible by day. Wiring is routed along the wall to a weatherproof power connection. If your wall is shared with a neighbor, we'll talk through placement so the light faces your yard.

They shouldn't. The lights are low-profile and you control brightness from the app, so you can keep them soft and pointed toward your own yard. Most homeowners run a gentle warm white on a schedule that turns off at a reasonable hour. If you share a wall, we'll position the track on your side and talk about the look before we start.

Yes. We can set up your walls as their own zone so you can run a different scene than the roofline, or group everything to change together. Many families keep the front of the house subtle while the backyard goes full color for a party, game night or the Fourth of July, all from the same app.

We do. Coyote fences and wood fences need a different mounting approach than block walls because the surface is irregular and the material moves more. We follow the fence line and fasten to rails or posts where the track will be secure. We'll look at the fence's condition first, since lighting works best on a fence that's solid.

Pricing depends on the linear footage of wall or fence, the material, how many corners and gates are involved, whether it ties into an existing roofline system, controller zones and where power is available. We measure during a free site visit and provide a written quote. We'll also suggest where lighting will make the biggest difference if you'd like to start smaller.