Landscape and facade lighting: path and garden fixtures, uplighting on trees, soffit and porch lights, and the timers that run them.
Typical GTA cost
Quote only
Low-voltage system with a transformer and eight to twenty fixtures, installed. Excludes any new circuit or panel work, which is licensed electrical work and priced separately.
Demand and price peak in fall. Booking outside it is the cheapest saving available on this job.
What this trade needs
We hold no licence to check for this category, so insurance and WSIB clearance are what a homeowner compares. That says what we hold, not what the province requires: nobody here has checked whether Ontario licenses this work. References and a written scope do the work a licence check would otherwise have done.
Ask before you hire
Does this run off an existing exterior receptacle, or does it need a new circuit?
If it needs a circuit, what is your ECRA/ESA licence number and will you file the ESA notification?
What is the transformer rated at, and how much spare capacity does the design leave for adding fixtures?
Are the fixtures rated for a Canadian winter, and what is the warranty on the transformer separately from the heads?
Plugging a low-voltage transformer into an outdoor receptacle is not electrical installation work. Adding the receptacle is. The quote should say which one you are buying.
You asked for the trade Exterior lighting, and the words "spring cleanup", and businesses serving Toronto. Of the 12 businesses listed, none match every one of those.
The cost band and the licence requirements above still apply. They are what you need to judge a quote from anywhere else: whether the price is in the range, and whether the person quoting is allowed to do the work at all.
Listings here are seed data for demonstration and are labelled as such on each profile. Cost bands are what GTA homeowners are typically quoted, not offers. Always confirm a licence number against the issuing registry yourself before work starts.