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NightVision Outdoor Lighting Offers Atlanta Landscape Lighting Services to Customers of Recently Closed Southern Nights, Inc.

NightVision Outdoor Lighting is taking on the service and maintenance contracts of customers of Southern Nights, Inc., a recently closed Atlanta outdoor lighting company.

2011-04-21
ATLANTA, GA, April 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) Atlanta landscape lighting company NightVision Outdoor Lighting is offering its lighting maintenance services to the former customers of Southern Nights, Inc., a landscape lighting, design, and contracting company local to Atlanta. NightVision Outdoor Lighting specializes in Atlanta outdoor lighting for residential and commercial needs, using the highest quality bulbs and fixtures combined with years of experience and dependable service.

Having recently gone out of business after 18 years in the industry, Southern Nights, Inc. left many homeowners across the metro Atlanta area with Atlanta outdoor lighting maintenance contracts that could no longer be fulfilled. Although NightVision has no affiliation with Southern Nights, the company has agreed to take over these contracts and provide these customers with regular service for their Atlanta landscape lighting. Southern Nights was mainly known for their Atlanta moon lighting, and this is the primary service which NightVision Outdoor Lighting has taken over.

"Even the most expertly designed landscape lighting will lose some of its beauty if it goes into a state of disrepair," explains Lee Davis, owner of NightVision Outdoor Lighting. "By taking over the service and maintenance contracts of Southern Night's former customers, we are helping to keep their Atlanta outdoor lighting looking just as impressive as the day it was first installed."

NightVision had already asserted itself as a leader in GA landscape lighting prior to taking on many of Southern Nights' former clients. NightVision Outdoor Lighting offers Atlanta outdoor lighting design, installation and maintenance, as well as seasonal Christmas lighting displays. NightVision's comprehensive maintenance plan covers all repairs and regular service, so that homeowners need never worry about a broken bulb again.

For more information about the company's GA outdoor lighting services, visit NightVision Outdoor Lighting online at www.nvlightingga.com.

About NightVision Outdoor Lighting:

NightVision Outdoor Lighting is a landscape lighting company based in Canton, GA. NightVision provides residential and commercial outdoor lighting design, installation and maintenance, as well as seasonal Christmas lighting, and has installed landscape lighting in over 3500 homes.


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[Press-News.org] NightVision Outdoor Lighting Offers Atlanta Landscape Lighting Services to Customers of Recently Closed Southern Nights, Inc.
NightVision Outdoor Lighting is taking on the service and maintenance contracts of customers of Southern Nights, Inc., a recently closed Atlanta outdoor lighting company.