Free referral service · Highlands Ranch & Lone Tree area
LED upgrades, timers and controls
Older halogen systems use more power and run hotter. Swapping to LED is a good time to fix glare and add a timer.
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What it costs
Angi's 2026 installed ranges: LED fixtures $150 to $500 each and halogen $100 to $300. Angi puts the running cost of an LED system at about $5 to $15 a month. Use the estimator on the cost page with your fixture count.
Pick warm, shielded LEDs
Douglas County suggests color temperature no higher than 3000K; HRCA prefers warm white under 3,000K for eave lighting and caps backyard string lights at 2700K. A swap is the moment to choose hooded fixtures that keep the bulb out of the neighbors' view, which Lone Tree's code requires.
Timers and photocells
MSI Mechanical notes astronomical timers adjust for day length through the year, and Wi-Fi controllers add phone scheduling. Lone Tree encourages photocells with timers that turn floodlights off by 11 pm.
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Sources
- Angi, How Much Does Landscape Lighting Cost? (updated Oct 29, 2026)
- Douglas County, Outdoor Lighting (Dark Skies)
- Highlands Ranch Community Association, Residential Improvement Guidelines (adopted October 2024, PDF)
- City of Lone Tree Municipal Code, Chapter 16 Article XXX (Lighting Standards), Sec. 16-30-20 (via Zoneomics)
- MSI Mechanical, Recessed & Landscape Lighting, Lone Tree, CO
Prices are ranges published by the sources above, not quotes. Your price depends on the design, fixtures and site; local installers quote after seeing the yard.