Twin Sisters Historic Dance Hall

Want to dance right into 2017 this New Years Eve?  The Twin Sisters Historic Dance Hall is hosting a New Years Eve dance that is sure to be a good time.  The Guru supports the dance hall by not only enjoying the wide variety of community events they host, but also by helping them to raise money for upkeep of this historic dance hall. They currently

Twin Sisters Historic Dance Hall2016-12-21T16:23:12+00:00

Do you like to Climb Trees? We have the job for you!

Landscape Lighting Guru is excited to announce we are hiring.  This is a position with a big opportunity to grow in the company and requires tree climbing skills. We are looking for a future lighting crew leader that can learn the Landscape Lighting business from the tops of the trees down. We are looking for a new member of our Lighting Guru Family. This is

Do you like to Climb Trees? We have the job for you!2016-09-26T18:14:33+00:00

Looking for work? We are hiring!

Landscape Lighting Guru is excited to announce we are hiring.  This is a position with a big opportunity to grow in the company. We are looking for a future lighting crew leader that can learn the Landscape Lighting business from the tops of the trees down. We are looking for a new member of our Lighting Guru Family. This is a long term position that

Looking for work? We are hiring!2016-04-20T15:25:59+00:00

Proud Supporter of Texas Public Radio

Landscape Lighting Guru is proud to be a supporter of Texas Public Radio.  Texas Public Radio (TPR) is a community of listener-supported, non-commercial radio stations in South Central Texas and the Hill Country.  Their mission is to produce and distribute educational, cultural and entertainment content for the people of Texas.  TPR is broadcast on KPAC 88.3 FM, KSTX 89.1 FM (San Antonio); KTXI 90.1 FM (Hill Country); KVHL

Proud Supporter of Texas Public Radio2016-01-21T17:36:19+00:00

Helping our Environment and Giving Back to the Community

Here at the Landscape Lighting Guru we see a lot of trash.  Most of it is in the form of cardboard that new fixtures and spools of wire come in.  But a lot of it is in the form of old fixtures and old wiring that has been removed to make room for new projects.  There is really no reason wiring should ever go bad,

Helping our Environment and Giving Back to the Community2015-11-13T20:50:36+00:00
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