Outdoor Lighting
Landscape lighting now has a strong owner-bought WAC/VOLT/Murat path. Permanent trim lights still lean Govee Pro plus SnapTrack unless Red Door/Oelo-level service is worth paying roughly double.
Landscape Lighting
The WAC/VOLT route is the budget winner if Murat can install cleanly and stand behind the work.
Best design signal at $9,337 for the revised Sterling front/path package, but not submission-clean until HOA category mapping, color temperature, exact revisions, neighbor acknowledgements, fee, and service terms are locked.
The same-position owner-bought route inherits Dayloom's likely issue: 6 front/tree uplights may be one over the larger-lot front landscape/tree cap of 5 unless one is reduced or reclassified.
Permanent Trim
Use Red Door/Oelo as a service benchmark, not the default pick, unless accountability matters more than price.
Default model uses $599.99 per 200 ft Govee Pro kit, $349 per 100 ft SnapTrack direct channel, and $8/ft labor. Rough result: about $5,546 for 350 ft front/visible sides or $8,994 for 600 ft whole house before final tax/shipping/electrical surprises.
$7,000 for about 175 ft front-only C-Slim and roughly $17,000 for about 425 ft whole house. Cleaner pro-system path, but the premium is hard to justify unless warranty and service are the deciding factors.
Still pending. Ask for exact all-in per-foot scope, post-year-one service terms, power/control locations, track profile, app details, and warranty exclusions.
Next Asks
For landscape: exact Dayloom-matched positions, burial/routing, waterproof connectors, transformer mounting/programming, load math, nighttime aiming/tuning, and labor/service terms. For trim: final 500-600 ft reconciliation, controller/power locations, SnapTrack choice, hidden wiring plan, app/warranty terms, and labor responsibility.