Much of Trinity grew out of the planned communities that began in the late 1980s, places like Champions Club, Thousand Oaks, Trinity Oaks, and Heritage Springs. Many of these neighborhoods have been around long enough for the trees and planting beds to fill in, which gives lighting something real to work with. We walk the property with you, look at it from the street and from inside, and plan around the way you actually use your home.
Good landscape lighting here usually starts with what you already have. A row of palms along the entry, an oak shading the front yard, a pool cage that goes black at night. Trinity takes its name from Trinity College of Florida, and the story behind Trinity, Florida is a quick, interesting read. When you want to see our approach in more detail, see how we plan outdoor lighting for Trinity properties.