Saint Louis · Since 2018
Bring your Webster Groves home to life after dark.
Webster Groves is one of our favorite communities to work in. The tree-lined streets, the architectural variety, the walkable downtown — every property tells a different story, and our job is to light each home in a way that brings that story out after sunset.
Webster Groves has unusual roots for a St. Louis suburb. It started as five separate communities — Webster, Old Orchard, Webster Park, Tuxedo Park, and Selma — that grew up along adjacent railroad lines and merged in 1896. That history is still visible today. The Central Webster Historic District is on the National Register of Historic Places, and the city’s neighborhoods still carry the names and character of those original communities. You’ll find Queen Anne homes around Tuxedo Park, American Foursquares and Shingle-style houses in Webster Park, and traditional brick homes throughout Old Webster.
What we love about lighting Webster Groves is that the mature trees and pedestrian-friendly streets mean lighting genuinely changes how a home is experienced — by the owner, by visitors, by neighbors walking by. Our designs work on all three audiences. We highlight architectural detail without overwhelming the home, accent the trees and gardens that make Webster so beautiful, and make pathways safe without turning a front yard into a runway.
Whether you’re in Old Webster, Webster Park, Tuxedo Park, Old Orchard, or anywhere along Lockwood or Elm, we’d love to put together a design that fits your home and your block.
Here’s what we design and install across the area:
Webster Groves' historic Victorians, craftsman bungalows, and updated traditionals each call for distinct accent approaches — every home is a custom design.
Mature front gardens and historic walks integrate naturally with pathway lighting designed to feel period-appropriate.
Webster Groves' historic-district aesthetic supports particularly elegant traditional holiday designs with strong annual demand.
Webster Groves is a historic-character market where lighting design must respect the original architectural language of the home. Heavy modern installations look out of place on a craftsman or Victorian; designs should feel period-appropriate even when using current technology. Historic district guidelines may apply on certain streets. Strong year-over- year repeat-customer base in this market.
Webster's century-old neighborhoods deserve lighting that respects their character. We use warm color temperatures (2700K) for period homes, subtle fixture placements that don't compete with the architecture, and low-profile path lighting that doesn't introduce modern elements into historic streetscapes.
Webster Groves has some of the most beautiful tree-canopied streets in the region. We design around that canopy — moonlighting from high in mature oaks, uplighting on flowering trees, and accent lighting that brings out garden beds without flooding them.
Webster's walkability means your lighting is seen by neighbors strolling by, not just passing drivers. We design front-yard lighting that looks intentional and balanced from every angle — and that doesn't blast pedestrians with glare from poorly-aimed fixtures.
Webster's restaurant and retail districts have set a high bar for bistro lighting and patio ambiance. For homeowners who want to bring that same atmosphere home, we install commercial-grade string lighting across backyards, decks, and pergolas — built to last through St. Louis winters.
Why Webster Groves homeowners pick us for their century-old streets and tight-knit neighborhoods
Webster, Old Orchard, Webster Park, Tuxedo Park, Selma — five railroad-era communities that merged in 1896. Each has its own character. Our designs respect those original neighborhood lines, using the architectural language each one developed.
Webster's National Register district has period rules and aesthetic expectations. We pick warm 2700K color temperatures, low-profile fixtures, and placement strategies that complement period homes rather than imposing modern lighting onto them.
Webster's bistro and restaurant district sets a high bar for outdoor patio lighting. Homeowners who want that same intimate ambiance get commercial-grade strings from us — the kind that hold up through St. Louis winters, not consumer kits that sag after one season.
Webster's tree-lined streets are part of why people choose to live here. Our moonlighting fixtures sit high in mature oaks to wash soft light over the ground — the most natural-looking lighting effect possible — rather than ground-based uplights that fight the canopy.
Webster Groves is one of the most walkable suburbs in the metro. We design front-yard lighting that looks right from sidewalk view — no glare in pedestrians' eyes, no fixtures pointed at the street, no light spilling onto neighbors.
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They did a spectacular job on my backyard and then again with the front for holiday lighting. Very easy to work with and great communication. Really great people too. Highly recommend them!Posted on Google![]()
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We loved our experience with Landscape Lighting Guys! They were professional, punctual, and listened to our needs. A seamless process from start to finish. We'll be using them again!Posted on Google![]()
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Great design and it really enhanced our home. Easy to work with and very nice.Posted on Google![]()
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I used the Landscape Lighting Guys for my home years ago. They recently came by to replace a few fixtures and bulbs. They are very professional and have done landscape lighting and Christmas lights for a number of family members. Top notch company.Posted on Google![]()
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I was skeptical when I discovered my lighting company had closed and I was going to have to find a new landscape lighting company. However, I am so happy with Landscape Lighting Guys - they were very reasonable, repaired all my lights in a very timely manner and responded quickly when I had questions. I will continue to use them and highly recommend them to any one looking for landscape lighting.Posted on Google![]()
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Updated October 2026 We have used Landscape Lighting Guys and Santa’s Elves for multiple seasons/projects in the last 9 years. This year we added permanent lights and couldn’t be happier. From the initial meeting with multiple ideas of how to illuminate our home to the completion of installation, the process was easy and they communicated every step of the way. George, Tyler, and Eric did a great job with the install and George answered all of my questions regarding the permanent lighting app. If you want your home to stand out with lighting, contact Landscape Lighting Guys/Santa’s Elves. Landscape Lighting Guys were great to work with! They came up with a great design to brighten up our landscaping and the front of our house. The products they use are made to last and we will use them for all of our outdoor lighting needs in the future.Posted on Google![]()
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Our house looks awesome. Matt and Kelsey were so easy to work with and the installer, Jacob did a fantastic job. George came by later to follow-up and to make sure everything was to our liking. We are very satisfied and would highly recommend them.👍Posted on Google![]()
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Minimum project value: $650 (covers anything from a single spotlight to a full design)
1-year service package included free with every installation (avg. value $400)
5% discount for military, first responders, and healthcare workers
Payment: 50% upon estimate approval, 50% only when the project is complete and you're fully satisfied
30-day buyback guarantee on stocked fixtures if you're not happy
Fixed-fee proposal, no pressure, no surprises.
Matt or a team designer comes to your Webster Groves home to walk the property
Built around your home's architecture and the way you use the space
Performed by our in-house team — never subcontractors
A nighttime walk-through after install. We adjust every fixture until it's right
1-year free service package, lifetime fixture warranty, team that picks up the phone
Yes. We provide free, no-obligation estimates and written quotes anywhere in Webster Groves before any work begins.
Most Webster Groves projects are completed in 1-2 days. Larger or phased designs can take longer, but we’ll give you the timeline up front.
Yes. We’ve designed lighting for homes in the Central Webster Historic District and the historic Tuxedo Park and Webster Park neighborhoods. We’re familiar with period-appropriate fixture choices.
Absolutely — coordinating front and back is one of the most cost-efficient ways to design lighting. A single visit lets us run wiring efficiently and design the whole property as a coherent experience.
Carefully. We use professional-grade tree-mounting hardware and place fixtures so they don’t damage bark
or interfere with tree growth. Moonlighting from high in older trees is one of our specialties.
Tell us about your property and what you’d like to light up. We’ll reach out to schedule a complimentary on-site consultation.
Or call us directly at (314) 899-9997