Parade of Homes | Fall 2026

Outdoor Lighting

Permanent outdoor lighting has become more affordable. With more demand, more players have entered the market and that competition has had a definite impact on prices.

Permanent outdoor house lighting has enjoyed a tremendous surge in popularity in recent years. Take a walk through most neighbourhoods and you’re likely to spot at least one or two homes where these built-in systems have been adopted. S ean Banks, president and CEO of Trimlight Winnipeg, says that while the technology has been around for about 15 years, it’s only been One is that permanent outdoor lighting has become more affordable. With more demand, more players have entered the market and that competi- tion has had a definite impact on prices. Another is that it can light up the entire exterior of a house and eliminate any “dead spots,” which can make it less of a target for would-be thieves. in the past five years or so that its adoption has started to soar here in Manitoba. Banks says there are a number of reasons for that.

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