Dock Lighting in Naples

Dock and waterfront lighting in Naples lights the dock, pilings, seawall, and boat lift on the deep-water canals of Port Royal, Aqualane Shores, and Royal Harbor. It is built marine-grade for the waterline and specified turtle-friendly where the property sits in a coastal lighting zone near the Gulf.

For the Naples waterfront

Naples is a boating city, and its deep-water, Gulf-access canals — Port Royal, Aqualane Shores, Royal Harbor, the Moorings — are lined with docks and boat lifts that deserve to be lit properly. We design it in layers: illuminated piling caps down the dock, recessed deck and step lights for safe footing, a soft wash on the seawall, and accent on the lift and slip. Every fixture is 316 stainless or marine brass rated for immersion and spray, because the waterline destroys ordinary hardware in a season. Where a property sits in a coastal lighting zone, we specify turtle-friendly amber to meet Collier County requirements, and tie the dock into surveillance so it is lit and covered together.

This is one layer of dock and waterfront lighting within a designed landscape and lanai lighting system. We also install pool cage lighting in Naples and pool and deck lighting in Naples, and provide dock lighting on Marco Island.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Naples waterfront areas do you serve?

We install dock and waterfront lighting on the deep-water canals of Naples — Port Royal, Aqualane Shores, Royal Harbor, the Moorings, and the Gulf-access communities across Collier County.

Do you meet Collier County and sea turtle lighting codes?

When specified for it, yes. Where a property sits in a coastal lighting zone we use turtle-friendly amber, shielded, low-mounted fixtures to meet Collier County requirements while still lighting the dock and seawall well.