Posts Tagged ‘pool lighting’

• Swimming Pool Lighting Design

  • July 18th, 2011
  • Posted in Blog
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  A pool can be a great investment. But with most climates only allowing for swimming 3-4 months out of the year, doesn’t it make sense to try and maximize your swim time (while providing an added element of safety)? One… Read More

• Pool and Patio Lighting Tips

  • July 11th, 2011
  • Posted in Blog
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  It’s a beautiful night out and all you want to do is take a dip in your pool, but you can’t. Why? Well, because it is just too dark outside. Swimming at night can be very dangerous without the proper… Read More

• Aesthetic Outdoor Lighting

  • June 27th, 2011
  • Posted in Blog
  • Tags: Aesthetics, applications, barbeques, better utilize your outdoor patio or deck, deck lighting, energy-efficient outdoor lighting, enjoying the outdoors, exterior lights, floodlights, fluorescent, garden lights, high-intensity discharge, illuminating your deck or patio at night, incandescent lights, landscape, landscape lighting, landscaping maryland, Lighting Maryland, low-pressure sodium lights, Maryland, motion detector lights, motion sensors, ourdoor lighting, Outdoor Lighting Design, outdoor space, Outdoors Maryland, patio lights, photosensors, playing horseshoes, pool lighting, pool lights, recessed lighting, Security, sensor lights, solar li, TLC Incorporated, U.S. Department of Energy, Utility, wireless stake lights

  If you are looking for an affordable way to brighten up your landscape, then look no further. Some strategically placed outdoor lights can do more than just illuminate your porch, deck, or front door; well-placed outdoor lighting can accent your… Read More

• Landscaping Lighting Can Boost Your Home Value

  • February 24th, 2011
  • Posted in Blog
  • Tags: deck lighting, floodlights, garden lights, landscape lighting, landscaping maryland, motion detector lights, ourdoor lighting, patio lights, pool lighting, pool lights, recessed lighting, sensor lights, solar li, TLC Incorporated, wireless stake lights

  As this article states, a well put together lighting scheme on your landscape can improve your home value by leaps and bounds.  Lights can help improve the aesthetics of your home, but also improve the safety and home security of… Read More

• Things to consider when draining a lawn!

  • June 9th, 2010
  • Posted in Blog
  • Tags: community regulations, dry well, holiday lighting, landscape lighting, lawn irrigation systems, Maryland sprinkler systems, outdoor lighting, pool lighting, sprinkler systems, TLC Garageworks, TLC Incorporated, TLCInc, Virginia sprinkler systems

  Lawn drainage can be a very tricky and complicated process if it isn’t done correctly. TLC Incorporated is about to give you a blog crash course on exactly what to do, how to do it and where the water should go.