You can easily do outdoor lighting yourself. This will make your house look better. First, make a plan to light up the areas you want to show off. Place lights along paths, near bushes and flowers, and on trees you want to highlight. Choose energy-efficient LED lights. You can use spotlights, path lights, and up/down lights for walls or trees. Make sure the lights are weatherproof to last. The wires and transformer are also part of the lighting system. You can put the lights in the ground or attach them to walls. Lay the low-voltage cables across the path where you want the lighting. Bury them and hide them with soil, gravel, or other materials. Connect them to a transformer and plug it into an outdoor outlet. Adjust the angles to get the right light. Bury the wires a little below the lawn to protect them. Modern systems often use quick-connect fittings so there’s no drilling needed. You can use a timer to turn the lights on at sunset and off at a set time. A smart solar system turns the lights on and off automatically when it’s dark or light outside.