Landscape lighting transforms a yard at night — highlighting trees, pathways, and architectural details. But there’s a dark side: exposed wires and fragile fixtures are constantly under attack. Mowers chew through them, pets dig them up, and kids tug them loose. What starts as a beautiful yard ends up being a weekend-long repair project.
Why Exposed Wires Cost More Than You Think
- A single broken wire = one dead light, sometimes an entire section of your system goes dark.
- Replacement parts and labor add up: a professional repair can cost $100–$200 for what looks like a “small fix.”
- Exposed wires are more than annoying — they’re a safety hazard. Pets chewing on them, or kids tripping, is a real liability.
The Top Ways Wires Get Destroyed
- Mowers & Trimmers: The spinning line on a trimmer slices wires instantly.
- Pets: Dogs digging in mulch beds = broken lines and uprooted fixtures.
- Kids at Play: Bicycles, balls, or games easily knock fixtures loose.
- Weather: Rain and shifting soil slowly expose wires.
- Garden Work: A shovel or rake can snag a hidden wire.
Why Mulch Isn’t Protection
Many homeowners think “bury it deeper under mulch” is a fix. But mulch moves with rain and wind. Plus, when you replace mulch seasonally, the wires are exposed again. It’s not protection — it’s camouflage.
The Simple Fix: Stoneking Armor
Stoneking Armor creates an in-ground shield that locks around the fixture base and wires. It sits flush with your landscaping, protecting against trimmers, pets, and shifting soil. Unlike DIY collars, it’s expandable, durable, and designed to look intentional.
Bonus: Multipurpose Protection
The same product that protects lights can also secure sprinklers, holiday inflatables, and even tent cords. One system, multiple solutions.
Conclusion:
Don’t let wires and lights turn your yard into a constant repair bill. Protect them once with Stoneking Armor and enjoy your outdoor space worry-free.
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