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Two storey house with red and green C9 bulbs following every gable and eave, a lit evergreen by the porch and warm uplighting on the facade

Residential Holiday Lighting in Omaha, NE

What we light on a house

Multicolor roofline lights framing a dormer and front entry at night, aerial view

Roofline and gables

The main run, and the one that reads from the street. We follow every eave and gable rather than stopping at the easy ones, because a half-lit roof is what makes a house look unfinished.

Trunk wrapped tree warm white

Trees and shrubs

Trunk wraps, canopy lights or net over the beds. A lit tree beside a lit roof is what gives the front of the house depth instead of a single bright outline.

C9 bulbs porch post snow

Columns and railings

Wrapped porch columns and railing runs pull the light down to the ground so the entrance reads at night, not only the roof three storeys up.

Wreath and lit garland front door

Garland and wreaths

Lit garland over the door and on the rails, and wreaths sized to the window or the gable they hang in. Hung by us and taken down by us.

Long single storey home with warm white C9 bulbs along every roofline and a tall lit evergreen at one end, seen across a wide concrete drive at night

Walkways and drives

Low stake lighting along the walk and the drive. The cheapest part of most quotes and the part people notice when they pull in.

Multicolor bulbs outlining the garage gable and dormer of a home at night

Colour chosen once

Warm white, pure white, or red and green. We set it at the quote and keep the bulbs on file, so next season matches rather than approximates.

What a residential install includes

  • Daylight measurement of roofline, trees and entrance
  • Strands cut and assembled to your elevations
  • Gutter and shingle clips, no fasteners into the house
  • Timer or photocell set to your hours
  • Service calls through the season at no charge
  • January takedown and labelled storage
Multicolor roofline lights on a white sided home against a dark blue night sky

Residential questions

How much does a typical house cost?

Most single family homes in the metro land in a range set by roof length, storey count and how much tree work is included. We will not quote a number before measuring, because a steep two storey with four gables and a ranch of the same square footage are not the same job.

Can you match what I already own?

Sometimes. Bring us what you have and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth hanging. Old incandescent strands draw far more power and fail more often, and mixing them with LED on one run is visible from the street.

What about power?

We plan the runs around the outlets you have and tell you at quote if a circuit will not carry it. LED draws a fraction of what the old bulbs did, so this is rarely the problem it used to be.

Do you work on steep or three storey roofs?

Yes, within reason. Our crews are insured for the heights they work at, and if a section is genuinely unsafe to reach we will say so and show you what it costs to light it a different way.

Will it be up before Thanksgiving?

If you book by early October, yes. We install from late October so that everything is lit before the last week of November for the clients who want it then.

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Wide view of a home with multicolor holiday roofline lights at night

Have your house measured

Give us the address and tell us what you want lit. We measure in daylight and send a written number before anything is ordered.