Guides & notes
Garden lighting, explained plainly.
Costs, fittings, materials and planning for gardens in Hastings, St Leonards-on-Sea, Bexhill and the villages between — written from the work, not from a brochure.
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Hastings Garden Lighting Co.Cost guideHow Much Does Driveway Lighting Cost in Hastings?
Guide prices by driveway length, the fittings that work, and what actually moves the cost — including coastal material choices.
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Hastings Garden Lighting Co.Cost guideWhat Does It Cost to Light a Tree in Hastings?
Uplighting, moonlighting and the real price difference between a young silver birch and a mature oak.
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Hastings Garden Lighting Co.PlanningDo You Need Planning Permission for Garden Lighting in Hastings?
Listed buildings, Hastings conservation areas, and the handful of situations where you genuinely need to ask first.
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Hastings Garden Lighting Co.DesignHow to Plan a Garden Lighting Scheme
Zones, layers and cable routes — how a scheme comes together before anyone digs.
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Hastings Garden Lighting Co.PlanningThe Best Time of Year to Install Garden Lighting
Why autumn and winter installs are normal — and when the ground works against you.
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Hastings Garden Lighting Co.Technical12V vs Mains Garden Lighting
Safety, Part P, cable depth and which one most Hastings gardens actually need.
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Hastings Garden Lighting Co.TechnicalLED vs Halogen Outdoor Lighting
Running costs, lamp life and why halogen is no longer worth installing.
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Hastings Garden Lighting Co.TechnicalSolar vs Wired Garden Lighting
Where solar genuinely works and where it quietly disappoints.
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Hastings Garden Lighting Co.TechnicalSpike vs Recessed vs Brick Lights
The three workhorse fittings compared — glare, durability and where each belongs.
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