Custom Pool Design and Construction: The lighting is set into the pool during the build, with niches and conduit cast into the concrete shell, so the fixtures land where the designer planned and the wiring stays out of sight.
Pool Water Features: Waterfalls, sheer descents, and grottos are lit from within as part of the same plan, so the moving water stays in view after dark.
Hardscaping and Pool Decks: ICPI-certified crews build the deck, sitting walls, and coping, and the surround lighting ties into the same low-voltage system that runs the pool.
Landscape Lighting: Lighting for the wider property, the front walk, the trees, and the garden beds, is planned alongside the pool lighting so the whole place reads as one space at night.
Blue Tree prices lighting as part of the overall pool project rather than as a standalone add-on. A custom concrete pool runs $75,000 to $200,000+ depending on size, finish, equipment tier, and the features you choose, and lighting sits inside that range. A pair of color-changing LED pool lights is the modest end; a full plan that lights the pool, the water features, and the surrounding hardscape on one app-controlled system is a larger line. Your itemized proposal prices the lighting on its own line so you can scale it to the budget.
Yes. Blue Tree builds color-changing LED pool lights on Jandy automation, so you set scenes and colors from the Jandy app on your phone. You can dim the pool to a soft white for a quiet evening, run a slow color fade for a party, and put the lights on a schedule that comes on at dusk. The same system controls the pump, heater, and any lit water features, so the whole pool runs from one place.
Low-voltage LED pool lighting is the standard Blue Tree builds, and it is wired by licensed electricians who follow the electrical code that applies to water. Lighting the steps, the deep end, and the path around the pool also makes the space safer to use after dark, so swimmers can see edges and depth changes. Township and code requirements for pool electrical work are confirmed during the site evaluation, and Blue Tree never asks a homeowner to wire pool lighting themselves.
When the same team designs both, yes. Blue Tree plans the in-pool lights, the lit water features, and the lighting on the immediate pool surround as one picture, so the brightness levels balance and nothing glares across the water. Lighting for the wider property, the front walk, the trees, and garden beds, is handled through Blue Tree's landscape lighting work, and the designer ties the two plans together so the backyard reads as one space at night.
It depends on the pool. Blue Tree's lighting work is built into new custom pool design and construction and into pool renovation, where the niches, conduit, and automation can be set during the build. A retrofit on an older pool from another builder is reviewed case by case, because the existing wiring, niches, and equipment pad decide what is possible. The best path is a site evaluation where a designer looks at the pool and explains the options before any work is quoted.
Blue Tree publishes its warranty terms instead of burying them. Low-voltage lighting and the electrical work carry 2 years of workmanship coverage, and the Jandy automation that runs the lighting carries 3 years of workmanship coverage. The pool shell itself carries a lifetime structural warranty. Your proposal names the terms for each component before you sign anything, and the LED fixtures Blue Tree installs carry their own manufacturer warranties.
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