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They're a great fit, since LEDs light up at full brightness right away in freezing temps. They also last for years, which means fewer trips up a ladder in the snow. For porches, garages, and yards, look for fixtures rated for wet or outdoor locations to withstand Idaho winters.
In most cases, yes. Remodel cans (recessed lights installed from below) and slim LED "wafer" lights fit into existing ceilings without tearing them open, and special sloped trims work on the vaulted ceilings found in many Teton Valley homes. Any fixture that touches insulation needs an Insulation Contact (IC) rating, meaning it can sit safely against insulation without overheating.
It does. The City of Driggs Outdoor Lighting Ordinance, part of the city's Land Development Code, took effect in March 2013 to help protect the valley's dark night skies. That generally means shielded, downward-facing fixtures, so check with the city's planning department before a big outdoor lighting project.
A typical yard takes a day or two, depending on how many lights you want and how far the wire has to run. Frozen ground makes trenching tough around Driggs, so late spring through fall is the easiest window to get it done.
Line-voltage lighting runs on your home's standard 120-volt power and is suitable for ceiling fixtures, recessed cans, and parking lot lights. Low-voltage systems use a transformer, a small box that steps the voltage down to about 12 volts, making them a safer choice for landscape and under-cabinet lighting. Lots of East Idaho homes use both, with low-voltage outside along paths and line-voltage indoors.
FAQs reviewed by Jace Cox, owner of Cox Electric LLC, a local electrician.