
Roofline and gables
The main run, and the one that reads from the street. We plan it to follow the eaves and gables, because a half-lit roof is what makes a house look unfinished.


The main run, and the one that reads from the street. We plan it to follow the eaves and gables, because a half-lit roof is what makes a house look unfinished.

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

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

Lit garland over the door and on the rails, and wreaths sized to the window or the gable they hang in.

Low stake lighting along the walk and the drive, so the light carries down to where guests arrive.

Warm white, pure white, or red and green. Pick the look you want and we plan the display around it.

It depends on roof length, height and how much you want lit beyond the roofline, so we look at the house before giving a number. A steep two storey with four gables and a ranch of the same square footage are not the same job.
Sometimes. Show us what you have and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth hanging. Mixing older strands with new LED on one run is usually visible from the street.
We plan the runs around the outlets you have, and if power is going to be a problem we will tell you when we quote.
Talk to us about it. Some sections are not safe to reach, and when that happens we will say so and suggest another way to light them.
That depends on when you book and on the weather. If you want it up by a particular date, reach out early and we will tell you honestly what is possible.
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Lighting the metro all December. Tell us where you are.
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Give us the address and tell us what you want lit, and we will get back to you to plan it and put a number together.