NiteLites Press Releases

NiteLites of Dayton to Share Home Improvement Ideas at Hara Arena's Miami Valley Home Improvement Show

NiteLites Outdoor Lighting is excited to demonstrate their products at the 2009 Miami Valley Home Improvement Show at Dayton’s Hara Arena. The award-winning show returns with all the exhibits, seminars and special features that the Miami Valley has come to expect. Patrons can visit with home improvement specialists at over 120 displays and attend free seminars.  Four impressive landscaping feature areas will give a preview of the blossoms and foliage to come. TLC's Trading Spaces star designer Laurie Smith will be making a guest appearance on Saturday. Show hours are Thursday, January 8 & Friday, January 9 from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday January 10 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday January 11 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is only $7.00 for adults, free for kids under the age of 12. Parking is free.   Directions and more information found by visiting Hara Arena’s website at www.haracomplex.com/events.html.

This time of year, sunlight is at a premium.  Waking up and going to work in the dark is difficult enough.  Coming home in the dark is, quite frankly, depressing.  Wouldn’t it be uplifting to be welcomed home with a warm wash of light which accents areas of the home and garden that are important?  NiteLites outdoor architectural and landscape lighting may be just the solution.  NiteLites professionals can brighten any yard or garden by highlighting selected features with an outdoor lighting system.  Landscape lighting can emphasize the color and bring out the beauty of ponds, statues, trees, and shrubs.  Pathways become safer when landscape lighting is applied.  The property becomes more secure when dark spots are eliminated or minimized.  The result of adding a specification grade, low voltage landscape lighting system is that the home becomes more inviting, and the lighting system adds to the property’s overall ambience. Colors and shapes in a garden come to life. Statues, ponds, and gazebos become a focal point with the application of garden lighting.  The home owner can once again be welcomed by the property, while successfully expanding the available living and entertainment areas well beyond sunset.  

As the days gradually get longer, and warmer weather returns then the outdoor lighting takes on a different role.  Now is a good time to reflect on the past spring and summer with regard to the existing property.  What areas were used extensively?  What areas, like decks, patios, or gardens, were seldom used, or not used at all?  What can be done to make better use of these areas is both simple, and less expensive than many remodeling projects.  

To make the under used areas of a property more inviting, and to add to the property’s overall ambience, an excellent option is a custom designed architecture and landscape lighting system.  When lit, decks and patios are an extension of the indoor living area. In short, the addition of lights maximizes the homeowner’s living and entertainment space.

Landscape lighting provides a creative way to showcase the beauty of the landscape and garden investments. Low voltage lights can be strategically installed to add rich depth and textures to trees, shrubs, flower beds, and statues in the evening.

NiteLites sole business is outdoor lighting systems for residential and commercial properties.  For more information on NiteLites Outdoor Lighting or to schedule a lighting consultation, stop by the NiteLites’ booth at the Miami Valley Home Improvement Show or call NiteLites at 1-937-886-1420 (Dayton), 1-513-665-4100 (Cincinnati), or 1-859-578-0777 (Northern Kentucky). More information about this outdoor lighting franchise can be found at www.nitelites.com.

NiteLites is an active member in the Dayton HBA (Home Builders Association of Dayton and the Miami Valley) (www.newhomesofdayton.com) , the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce (www.daytonchamber.org), the Better Business Bureau (www.dayton.bbb.org), the HBA of Greater Cincinnati (www.cincybuilders.com), and the HBA of Northern Kentucky (www.hbanky.com).