When an entire section or zone of your outdoor lighting goes dark simultaneously, it is almost always caused by a severed main line wire or a tripped circuit/transformer breaker. In Cape Coral, heavy downpours can cause water to seep into compromised wire splices, creating a short circuit that shuts down the system to prevent damage. Our repair technicians use advanced underground fault-finding equipment to trace your lines, locate the exact point of the break or short without tearing up your lawn, and make a waterproof, marine-grade splice to restore full power.

Yes. Southwest Florida is known as the lightning capital of the country, and nearby strikes can send massive voltage surges through the ground, frying low voltage transformers and melting LED drivers. If your system won’t turn on at all after a storm, or if multiple fixtures are suddenly burnt out, Get Lit can perform a complete diagnostic overhaul. We replace destroyed transformers with heavy duty units featuring built-in surge protection, swap out damaged internal components, complete fixtures and fried wiring to get your system back up and operational.

If only one or two lights are out, the issue is typically isolated to a bad socket, a burnt-out LED driver, or a cut fixture lead wire or bad connection. However, if your entire system is completely dead, fails to turn on at its scheduled time, or makes a loud buzzing or humming sound, the issue lies within your transformer or timer control. Get Lit’s repair team uses digital voltmeters to test the power output directly at your transformer terminal block. Whether you need a simple timer replacement, a photocell swap, or a brand-new commercial-grade transformer, we can handle the repair on the spot.

Absolutely. We stand behind our repair work by utilizing premium, commercial-grade replacement components designed to brave the Southwest Florida climate. While cheap big-box store fixtures fail after a single rainy season, our replacement fixtures and brass components feature extensive manufacturer warranties against corrosion and structural defects. Additionally, all of our professional LightingShrink wire crimp connectors with heat shrink protection are specifically engineered for wet, coastal soils, giving you long-term peace of mind.