Soft light overhead and along the stairs, for the structures you use in the evening.

A pergola, pavilion or deck is often where Madison families sit after dinner, so it gets used most as the light is going. Our pergola and deck lighting runs along beams and posts, down deck stairs and along rails, so the space glows instead of glaring. When we’re building the structure, the wiring is planned into it from the start.



Wired with the build. On pergolas and pavilions we build, the wiring runs inside or along the framing, not stapled on afterward.
Stairs and edges first. Deck stairs and the step down to the patio or lawn get light before anything decorative.
Set for Wisconsin winters. Fixtures go where snow sliding off a roof or ice building up won’t pull them loose.
Licensed and insured. Ask us for proof. Ask everyone you’re considering.
Planning a pergola, pavilion or patio cover? Add the lighting to the same plan, so the wiring is hidden in the frame instead of added later.
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Low light along walkways, steps, and the edge of the driveway, placed so you see the ground, not the bulb.

Light built into seat walls, steps, and patio edges, so the space still works after sunset.

Trees, stone walls, and the front of the house lit from below, so the yard has shape at night.

Dark runs traced and fixed, and old bulbs swapped for LED.

Christmas lights put up, tested and taken down after the season.

Overhead lighting is usually the last thing added to a pergola or deck, so it ends up wherever an outlet happens to be. Light the stairs first, then make it pretty.
Lighting added to a structure as an afterthought usually means:
One bulb in the middle that blinds whoever sits under it
Extension cords stapled along the beams
String lights torn down by the first storm
Deck stairs left dark, where the light matters most
How we build: Overhead lighting works when it’s soft, spread out and planned into the frame. Light the way in and out first, then the seating area, and the structure becomes somewhere you can stay after sunset.
We mark the lights on the structure plan before it’s built, so the quote covers both and nothing gets drilled through a finished beam.

Call Madison Green Team at (608) 573-8889 or request a free quote online. Serving Madison, Verona, Middleton, Sun Prairie, Waunakee, Fitchburg, Mount Horeb, Cottage Grove, McFarland, Oregon, Stoughton, DeForest, and Cross Plains.
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We assess your property, discuss your needs, and provide a detailed design or service plan.
Our team completes installation or maintenance, keeping your landscape beautiful and functional.
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