Garden Lighting in Bayswater that makes evenings safer, warmer and more stylish. From subtle path lighting to dramatic uplighting, we design and install lighting that suits W2 homes and garden squares.
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Bayswater gardens deserve lighting that complements their architecture and feels inviting after dark. We create tailored schemes for courtyards and terraces near Queensway and the edges of Hyde Park, balancing ambience with practical visibility. Expect discreet fittings, tidy cabling routes and thoughtful beam angles that avoid glare. The result is a garden you’ll use more, long after sunset.
Our team regularly works across the garden lighting Bayswater area, where stucco townhouses, mansion conversions and period flats often have compact outdoor spaces and shared boundaries. We’re used to lighting narrow side returns, roof terraces and basement patios without overloading the look. Where planting is mature, we position uplights to celebrate specimen trees and textured brickwork. For contemporary refurbishments, we integrate sleek deck lights and smart controls for a clean finish.
We start with a site visit, then produce a lighting plan that covers zones, fittings, cable runs and control options. Installations are carried out with minimal disruption, using weatherproof connections and safe, low-voltage systems where appropriate. We test night-time aiming and adjust on site so the effect is exactly right. Homeowners choose us for clear communication, neat workmanship and dependable aftercare.
Working in Bayswater and wider City of Westminster often means careful planning around access, parking restrictions and timed deliveries. Many W2 properties have limited external sockets and tight side passages, so we design efficient cable routes and use discreet wall lights where ground space is scarce. We also consider neighbouring windows and shared boundaries, aiming beams to reduce spill and maintain privacy. If you’re near Whiteleys or busy streets, we prioritise robust fittings and secure fixings.
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Costs vary with the number of fittings, cable runs and controls. As a guide, smaller courtyard setups often start around £900–£1,800, while mid-sized gardens with path lighting, uplighting and a few wall lights are commonly £2,000–£4,500. Larger schemes with smart controls, multiple zones, deck lights and premium fixtures can reach £5,000–£10,000+. We’ll confirm options after a site visit and design.
Most projects take 1–3 days, depending on access, the number of lights and how much cabling needs to be concealed. A simple set of path lights and a couple of spotlights can often be completed in a day. More complex schemes with multiple zones, wall lights, deck lights and smart controls may take 3–5 days, especially if we’re working around paving, planting, or restricted working hours.
In many cases, garden lighting is permitted and doesn’t require planning permission, particularly for low-voltage fittings and minor fixings. However, rules can change for listed buildings, conservation areas, or where lighting is attached to façades and boundary walls. We’ll ask the right questions during the survey and can advise on likely requirements in City of Westminster. If needed, we’ll help you document the proposal before work begins.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our workmanship for garden lighting installations, covering issues such as faulty connections, cable routing problems and installation-related failures. Individual fittings and transformers also carry manufacturer warranties, which vary by brand and specification. We register products where required and keep records of layouts and components for easier future maintenance. If anything isn’t performing as intended, we’ll return to diagnose and resolve it promptly.
We offer a wide range of styles, from discreet stainless or powder-coated aluminium path lights to adjustable spotlights, warm wall lights and low-profile deck lights. Festoon lighting is popular for entertaining, while uplighting brings out trees, architectural details and textured planting. You can choose solar options for specific zones and add smart controls for scenes, dimming and timers. We’ll recommend colour temperature, beam angles and finishes to suit your garden and property.
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