Discuss the lighting area
We ask where you want light and how people use the space.
We install outdoor lighting for homes and commercial properties. We offer free estimates and we're open 24 hours a day, every day.
A walkway fixture can illuminate the route people use.
Entrance lighting helps make a doorway easier to see after dark.
A suitable control lets you operate exterior lights in a way that fits the space.

Outdoor lighting plans start with the areas you want to illuminate. An entrance may need a different fixture position from a walkway or a commercial doorway. Think about who uses each space and when. A property manager may also need approval for fixture locations or access to shared electrical equipment. We recommend settling the lighting area before choosing a fixture. That helps us discuss wiring access and controls around your actual needs, including whether an existing light needs troubleshooting.
Outdoor lighting installation is electrical work that adds fixtures outside a property.
We ask where you want light and how people use the space.
We assess the proposed fixture location, wiring access and control needs.
We provide a free estimate based on the requested work and the site's electrical needs.
We install the agreed fixtures and check their operation and controls.
A few details help us understand your outdoor lighting request.
These controls offer different ways to operate an exterior light.
| Control | How it operates | Fit to consider |
|---|---|---|
| Wall switch | You turn the light on or off | Access to the switch |
| Motion sensor | Movement activates a compatible light | Sensor detection area |
We troubleshoot a flickering exterior fixture before recommending work on its wiring or connections.
We plan exterior fixture locations around the needs of homes, businesses and managed properties.
Serving Miami, Miami-Dade County, and surrounding communities including Allapattah, Brownsville, Gladeview, El Portal, Coconut Grove.
Request an assessment of your outdoor lighting needs from Earth Electric. Urgent requests get priority scheduling.

A dark walkway can make the route to a home hard to see. Fixture position matters because a light aimed at a window may not illuminate the path where people walk. Tell us which parts of the route need light, and we'll discuss the fixture location and access to power.
A flickering light outside a business can leave the entrance poorly lit. The bulb, fixture or wiring could be involved, so a new light isn't always the first decision. Ask us to troubleshoot the existing light and describe what you've noticed, including whether the problem happens when the switch is used.
A property manager may want new lights at a shared entrance while residents or tenants continue to use the area. Fixture placement and access to electrical equipment both matter, and the work may need property approval. Identify the areas to be lit and arrange access before asking us for an estimate.