Transform your property with stunning outdoor lighting in Fishers Island, NY. Enhance safety and aesthetics with Fielack Electric.
Reviews
At Fielack Electric, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional outdoor lighting solutions that enhance both the beauty and security of your property. Based in Fishers Island, NY, we’ve served clients across Suffolk County for years, offering customized services to meet their unique needs. Our licensed and experienced team specializes in everything from deck and patio lighting to comprehensive landscape lighting.
We use high-quality products and the latest techniques to ensure long-lasting, professional results for every project. Our approach is centered around customer satisfaction, and we work closely with you to design and install lighting that transforms your outdoor spaces. Trust Fielack Electric for reliable, expert service in outdoor lighting.
Outdoor lighting plays a vital role in enhancing both the aesthetic appeal and functionality of your Suffolk County home. It not only highlights your landscaping and architecture but also adds an extra layer of security. Well-placed exterior lighting can deter potential intruders and ensure the safety of your family by illuminating pathways and entry points. Whether you’re entertaining guests or simply enjoying a quiet evening outdoors, the right lighting makes a world of difference.
In addition to security and beauty, outdoor lighting can also be energy-efficient. At Fielack Electric, we specialize in offering eco-friendly lighting solutions that reduce energy costs while still providing excellent illumination. Our expertise ensures that your outdoor spaces are not only beautifully lit but also sustainable. For high-quality outdoor lighting in Fishers Island, NY, trust Fielack Electric to deliver results that last.
The island was called Munnawtawkit by the Pequot Indians. Adriaen Block was the first recorded European visitor, and he named it Vischer’s Island in 1614 after one of his companions. It remained a wilderness for the next 25 years, visited occasionally by Dutch traders.
John Winthrop the Younger obtained a grant of Fisher’s Island in 1640 from the Massachusetts Bay Colony, “reserving the right of Connecticut if it should be decided to be theirs.” He simultaneously applied to the Connecticut General Court for a similar grant in order that there might be no flaw in his title. The title was given to him in the following words, which are copied from the records of a General Court held at Hartford, Connecticut, April 9, 1641:
Winthrop lived only one winter on the island. He was named governor of the Connecticut Colony 1657-58 and 1659-76, and he used the island to raise sheep for food and wool. He died in 1676 and his son Fitz-John installed a lessee farmer from England on the island named William Walworth. Walworth brought a system of cultivation that was continued on the island for nearly 200 years. He established farmland out of the heavily forested island. Walworth and his family vacated the island nine years later due to the threat of pirates. Fishers Island remained in the Winthrop family of Connecticut until 1863, when ownership passed to Robert R. Fox, and then to Edmund and Walton Ferguson, also of Connecticut.
Learn more about Fishers Island.Fielack Electric
Company
Support
Useful Links