Brighter porch and path lights at Shaver Lake

Much of the forest around Shaver Lake has little or no street lighting, and that’s part of the charm. It also means your outdoor lights do real work. They guide you up the steps when you arrive late on a Friday night, light the way back to the car and help rental guests find the front door. When those fixtures are full of dead moths, cobwebs and a film of spring pollen, the light that reaches the ground is dim and yellow. Lantern-style fixtures, common on cabins, tend to hide the buildup until you flip the switch.

We clean porch and entry lights, wall sconces and lanterns, garage and security lights, and landscape or path lights. Where a fixture is designed to open safely, we remove the glass or cover, clear out the bugs, webs and debris, and clean the glass and housing inside and out. Sealed or fragile fixtures are cleaned carefully on the outside. Path lights get their lenses wiped and the needles, duff and soil around them pulled back so they aren’t buried. Everything goes back together the way we found it, just cleaner.

Light cleaning is quick, so most owners add it to a window cleaning or house wash rather than booking it alone. Summer brings the most insects, which makes late summer or fall a natural time to clear fixtures out before the longer nights. Rental hosts and lodges often like it done before the busy season. If we notice a fixture that’s cracked or loose, we’ll point it out before we start. Based in Fresno and Clovis, we’re fully licensed and insured, the estimate is on us, and every job carries our 100% satisfaction guarantee.