Landscape Lighting Maintenance & Repair

Landscape Lighting Maintenance & Repair Services

Is your outdoor lighting system not working properly? Castlelights provides landscape lighting maintenance and repair services to help homeowners restore and maintain their outdoor lighting.

Whether you're dealing with lights that won't turn on, inconsistent operation, or a system that needs professional attention, contact Castlelights to discuss your lighting issue and schedule a service visit.

Serving Advance, Winston-Salem, Lewisville, Clemmons, and surrounding Piedmont Triad communities

Troubleshooting

Landscape lights not working? Start with a simple GFCI check.

If your entire outdoor lighting system has stopped working, a tripped GFCI outlet may be the cause. Follow the troubleshooting steps below before scheduling a service visit.

Safety: If the outlet is damaged, wet, hot, or repeatedly trips, stop using it and contact a qualified professional. Never bypass GFCI protection.

Before scheduling a service visit, check whether the GFCI outlet supplying power to your landscape lighting transformer has tripped.

How to check your GFCI outlet:

Locate the outlet where your landscape lighting transformer is plugged in.
If it has TEST and RESET buttons, check whether it has tripped. If the outlet is dry and undamaged, press RESET firmly.
If the transformer is connected to a standard outlet, GFCI protection may be provided by another outlet or a GFCI circuit breaker. Check accessible locations such as your garage or basement.

Important safety information: Never bypass GFCI protection. If the outlet is wet, damaged, hot, will not reset, or trips again, stop troubleshooting and contact a qualified professional. Do not open electrical panels or attempt electrical repairs yourself.

Still having problems?

If your landscape lights remain off after these basic checks, Castlelights can help troubleshoot your outdoor lighting system.

Call (336) 505-4913 to discuss the problem and schedule a service visit.

Outdoor Lighting Maintenance Tips

Regular maintenance helps keep your landscape lighting system looking its best and can help identify problems before they become more serious.

Keep fixtures clean. Gently remove dirt, leaves, and debris from accessible fixtures using a soft cloth. Turn the system off first and follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions.

Check for overgrown landscaping. Trim plants that block light output or grow around fixtures. Avoid disturbing buried wiring.

Inspect for visible damage. Look for broken lenses, damaged fixtures, exposed wiring, or signs of water intrusion. Do not handle damaged electrical components.

Check your lighting schedule. If your lights turn on or off at unexpected times, review the timer or controller settings using the manufacturer's instructions.

Schedule professional service when needed. If lights flicker, remain off, operate inconsistently, or show signs of damage, contact Castlelights to discuss a maintenance or repair visit.

Need assistance? Call Castlelights at (336) 505-4913.

Frequently Asked Questions About Landscape Lighting Maintenance

Where can I get landscape lighting maintenance and repairs in the Piedmont Triad?

Castlelights provides outdoor landscape lighting maintenance and repair services in Advance, Winston-Salem, Lewisville, Clemmons, and surrounding Piedmont Triad communities. Call (336) 505-4913 to discuss your lighting problem and schedule a service visit.

How often should low-voltage landscape lighting be maintained?

Inspect your outdoor lighting periodically and after severe weather. Check for dirty fixtures, overgrown plants, visible damage, and changes in lighting performance. Maintenance frequency depends on the system, landscaping, weather exposure, and manufacturer recommendations.

Why have my landscape lights stopped working?

Possible causes include a tripped GFCI outlet, incorrect timer settings, a power supply problem, damaged wiring, or failed lighting components. Start with the basic troubleshooting steps above. If the system remains off, repeatedly trips the circuit breaker, or shows signs of damage, contact a qualified professional.