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Security & Flood Lighting

Quick answer

Motion-activated security lighting, LED floods, and camera-integrated fixtures installed where they actually deter, corners, approaches, and dark zones. Typically $200–$800 per location.

Typical installed cost: $200–$800

Security lighting works when it's positioned by sightlines, not convenience: covering approaches and dark corners, mounted high enough to resist tampering, aimed to expose without blinding your own cameras. We install motion floods, dusk-to-dawn units, and camera-combo fixtures on properly rated exterior circuits.

About Security & Flood Lighting

Deterrence is about certainty of exposure: a would-be intruder who is suddenly lit at 40 feet, on camera, at the property's most likely approach, moves on. That's a positioning problem before it's a fixture problem, corners covering two walls each, approaches lit in the direction of travel, mounting height beyond casual reach.

We install the current generation: LED floods with tight motion zones you can tune (no more triggering on the neighbor's driveway), dusk-to-dawn entry fixtures, and camera-light combos that put illumination exactly where the lens looks.

Placement that actually deters

  • House corners, each fixture covers two elevations
  • Driveway and walk approaches, aimed along travel
  • Side yards and utility areas: the preferred entry paths
  • Above garage doors and rear sliders
  • 12+ feet high where reach-tampering is a concern

Placement mistakes that make security lighting useless

The classic error is mounting a flood where it's convenient, over the garage, aimed at the driveway slab, and calling the perimeter covered. Intruders don't approach through the brightest spot on the property. Effective coverage thinks like an approach: side gates, the dark strip along the fence, the rear corner the neighbors can't see.

The second error is glare: a flood aimed outward blinds your own cameras and creates deep shadows to hide in. Aim down and across, mount high, and tune motion zones so the light fires on people rather than every passing car. We walk the property at dusk when designing, the darkness shows you exactly what to fix.

How it works

1

Free assessment

A licensed electrician evaluates your panel, capacity, and site at no cost.

2

Transparent quote

You get a clear, written, fixed price, no surprises, no pressure.

3

Professional install

Tesla-certified electricians complete the work to code, permit pulled.

4

Inspection & warranty

We schedule inspection and back the work with our workmanship guarantee.

What's included

  • Licensed, insured & Tesla-certified electrician
  • Free in-home assessment and load calculation
  • Permit pulled and inspection scheduled
  • All materials and code-compliant wiring
  • Clean, professional install with cleanup
  • Workmanship guarantee of one year

Security & Flood Lighting near you

Security & Flood Lighting is available nationwide. Charge Home Solutions runs a network of 4,000+ licensed, Tesla-certified electricians serving thousands of cities and towns across all 50 states, so you get a local pro who knows your area's permit and inspection rules, not an out-of-town subcontractor. Enter your address for a free in-home estimate and we will match you with a certified electrician near you.

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Frequently asked questions

Both, by zone: dusk-to-dawn ambient at entries for everyday use, motion floods on approaches and side yards for deterrence. Motion events also cue cameras.

Yes, properly aimed lighting dramatically improves night footage, and combo fixtures integrate light, camera, and motion in one clean install.

Zone aimed too wide, catching street traffic, pets, or heat plumes. Modern fixtures let us mask zones and tune sensitivity so it fires on people, not possums.