Landscape Lighting Cost & Pricing in Franklin, TN

What drives landscape lighting pricing

Landscape lighting pricing isn't one number because no two properties are alike. The biggest drivers are the number of fixtures and the size of the property, the fixture quality (solid brass and copper cost more than aluminum or plastic but last far longer), the complexity of the wiring (long runs, obstacles, and hardscape to route around add labor), the features and controls you choose (app control, multiple zones, dimming, photocells and timers), and any special work like in-canopy moonlighting or lighting integrated into decks and walls. We break all of this out so you can see exactly where the money goes.

Typical ranges in the Franklin area

Real numbers help you plan. A focused front-of-house or facade package commonly runs $2,500–$6,500. Pathway and walkway lighting runs roughly $1,800–$5,000. Tree and garden uplighting is often about $150–$400 per tree or feature. A full-property system layering facade, path, tree, and patio lighting typically lands between $5,000 and $12,000+, and larger estates run higher. These are ranges — your exact price depends on your specific property and the design.

• Facade package: $2,500–$6,500
• Pathway lighting: $1,800–$5,000
• Tree uplighting: $150–$400 per tree
• Full-property system: $5,000–$12,000+
• Estates & commercial: quoted to scope

Getting the most for your budget

There's almost always a smart way to get a big effect within a budget. We often recommend starting with the highest-impact lighting — the facade and a few specimen trees usually deliver the most 'wow' per dollar — then expanding in phases. Investing in quality brass and copper fixtures up front costs a bit more but saves money over years by avoiding the corrosion and failure of cheap fixtures. We'll give you an honest read on where your money is best spent and design a plan that can grow. Everything starts with a free consultation and a detailed, itemized quote — no vague ballparks.