Keep your outdoor lighting system performing at its best. We provide diagnostic repairs, wire troubleshooting, LED retrofits, and comprehensive seasonal maintenance.
Landscape lighting repair on Martha's Vineyard covers wire breaks from landscaping, gardening, or animal damage; transformer faults; corroded fixtures; and LED retrofits on legacy halogen systems. Infinity Landscaping offers an annual tune-up program with aim adjustment, cleaning, and bulb replacement, and services lighting systems installed by other companies. Every tune-up is quoted per system.
If sections of your system are out, dim, or flickering, we perform full electrical testing to identify the cause. We trace cut or broken underground wires, diagnose transformer issues, and replace failed fixtures to restore complete operation.
Martha's Vineyard weather can shift fixtures over time. Our seasonal tune-up service includes cleaning glass lenses, clearing overgrown plantings, re-aiming fixtures for optimal coverage, checking voltages, and adjusting timer schedules.
Older halogen systems burn significant power and require frequent bulb replacements. We perform LED retrofits, swapping out hot halogen bulbs for cool, long-lasting LED modules that reduce energy costs by up to 80% while retaining a warm glow.
Bring modern convenience to your existing system. We replace manual timers and photocells with smart Wi-Fi-enabled control modules, allowing you to easily adjust and schedule your current lights from your smartphone.
Coastal weather, soil shifts, lawn mowers, and frost heaves can all take a toll on low-voltage landscape lighting. Over time, salt residue can build up on lenses, reducing brightness, while plant growth can block fixtures, causing poor coverage and light blockages.
We recommend annual or bi-annual lighting tune-ups to protect your investment. Regular maintenance ensures that fixtures remain aimed correctly, seals remain watertight, and cables stay safely buried. For properties located directly on the water, regular lens cleaning is essential to prevent salt and mineral buildup from permanently etching the glass.
Remove salt crust, dirt, and water spots from lenses and brass bodies.
Re-align fixtures that have been bumped by lawn mowers, pets, or winter snowplows.
Test electrical load at each fixture to ensure consistent brightness and prevent voltage drop.
Identify and re-bury any low-voltage lines exposed by frost heaving or soil erosion.
Update schedules to align with seasonal sunset times and daylight saving shifts.
A few details help us understand the work before the first conversation.
Identify entrances, paths and outdoor gathering spaces that need comfortable, useful light.
Share fixture and controller photos if you already have a system, and describe what is not working.
Discuss brightness, scheduling and light spill toward neighboring properties before choosing a layout.
