Halo Electric, LLC

05/30/2026

Arrange a service call now to repair your outlets and be certain that your home is safe.

05/11/2026

Get on our schedule today to upgrade your outdoor lighting.

04/27/2026

It’s time to check your smoke detectors! If your detectors are outdated, chirping, or not where they should be — we’ve got you covered.

04/17/2026

Collaborate with Halo Electric for your remodel. Contact us to schedule your appointment today.

04/13/2026

Allow Halo Electric to wire you up for relaxation. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.

03/31/2026

Contact us today to schedule an installation appointment for your EV charger, empowering electric vehicle owners across Central Oregon.

03/08/2026

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02/15/2026

Home Remodeling? Let Halo Electric give your home a new look. Living room turned to a dimmable theatre room at the flip of a switch. Give us a call today to get on our schedule!

12/23/2025

Need your outdoor lighting updated to be in compliance with the new Deschutes County ordinance? Give us a call to get on our schedule.

Earlier this year, Deschutes County amended its outdoor lighting ordinance to reduce light pollution and protect Central Oregon’s night skies while maintaining public safety. The updated rules take effect Dec. 23 for all new outdoor light installations in unincorporated areas of the county. Property owners with existing outdoor lights installed and working before that date will have until December 2028 to comply.

After receiving feedback from two advisory panels and holding multiple public hearings, the Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved changes to the outdoor lighting ordinance during its Sept. 24 meeting.

Changes include:

• Using guidance from DarkSky International to promote safe, responsible lighting.
• Updating terminology, which includes “downcast,” “light trespass,” “fully shielded” and “string lights.”
• Setting three primary requirements for non-exempt fixtures:

1. Lights must be downcast.
2. Fixtures must be fully shielded.
3. Light trespass is prohibited.

• Clarifying existing exemptions and adding others. For example: the updated ordinance clarifies that holiday lighting is allowed from the day after Thanksgiving through Jan. 15 each year.

More details, including the ordinance, can be found at this link: https://www.deschutes.org/cd/page/outdoor-lighting

And for an in-depth conversation on the lighting standards, listen to an Inside Deschutes County podcast episode on the topic at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/changes-to-county-outdoor-lighting-rules/id1677001996?i=1000735766777

10/20/2025

Not sure where to start your bathroom remodel?

Start with Halo Electric!

Our licensed experts upgrade lighting, outlets, and fans to set the perfect tone for your new space — safe, bright, and beautiful.