Patio & Decorative Lighting in Albuquerque, NM

Yes. Portals with vigas and latillas are some of our favorite spaces to light. We usually run the track along the main beam or fascia and can add accent lighting between vigas if you like. We mount to solid structural members, avoid damaging older wood, and route wiring so it's tidy and out of sight as much as possible.

For most Albuquerque homeowners, yes. Cafe-style strands fade in the UV, sag over time and whip around during spring wind season. Permanent lighting is fastened along its full length, controlled from an app, and can change color or brightness for any occasion. If you love the look of bulbs overhead, we can talk about how to combine the two.

Absolutely. We can set the patio up as its own zone so you can dim it for dinner while the roofline stays on a holiday scene, or link everything together. You'll control all zones from the same app, set schedules for each, and save your favorite scenes so switching takes a single tap.

In most cases, yes. Metal and aluminum pergolas need different fasteners than wood, and we plan the layout around the rafter spacing and any built-in shade panels. During the site visit we'll check the structure, note where power is available, and recommend the cleanest mounting approach for your pergola or ramada.

Main factors include the size and shape of the structure, how many beams or edges you want lit, the material you're mounting to, whether it ties into an existing system, controller zones and the distance to power. We'll measure and walk through options with you, then send a written quote. Many homeowners start with the portal and add more later.