Come home to Christmas lights that follow the shape of your house, from the peaks of the roof down to the front door. We'll help you choose the features worth highlighting, hang the lights for you, and take care of them all season long so you can simply enjoy the holidays.
Your house, your display
Start with the outline of your home, then choose the details you want to bring into view. You can keep the display simple or decorate several parts of the house together.
An outline along the roof follows the shape of your home and gives the display its starting point. We fit the lights to the sections you choose.
Lights on the upper parts of your house bring out details that disappear after dark. They work especially well when you want the shape of each gable to show from the street.
Outlining windows and doors brings more of the display down to where people enter your home. Choose a few features to highlight or repeat the look across the front.
Warm white gives the house a simple outline. Alternating colors can pick up a favorite holiday combination, and we will help you choose a pattern you like.
Planning your roofline lights
A picture taken from the street helps us see the roof and the features you want decorated. Tell us which areas matter most to you, and we can usually prepare your free quote from your photos. Our insured crew handles the installation, with your invoice sent once the work is complete.
How we work with you
A small porch roof and a house with several gables need different layouts. We work with the features of your home so you can choose where the lights will make the most difference.
For a storefront or office, we start with the parts of the building customers see as they arrive. The roofline, front windows, and entrance can each have a place in your Christmas display.
When neighbors want a coordinated look, we can plan roofline lighting across their homes. Each house gets lights fitted to its own shape, with colors that work together along the street.
Plan the view you see when you pull into the driveway, from the main roofline to the garage beside it.
Bring the lights closer to your front entrance with an outline around the porch roof or door.
A wreath over the garage or at the front door gives you another way to decorate a feature you want people to notice.
Include a tree in the front yard to give your display height beyond the roof itself.
Frame the front of your business with lights along the roof and the windows facing the street.
Highlight the roof edges and gables above your reception entrance with colors chosen for your property.
Wreaths and garland bring holiday decorations to the doorway where customers and staff come in.
Your staff can call us about a failed bulb or loose lights. Our crew handles the lighting repairs.
Choose the houses taking part and the rooflines each homeowner wants included.
Use the same colors across participating homes while letting each display follow the individual house.
Carry the neighborhood colors into an entrance display planned around your sign and its surroundings.
We remove the lights after the holidays and store them for the next installation, so residents have fewer boxes to keep at home.
Full-service Christmas lighting
Once you have the house outlined, you might want a tree by the driveway or lights along the front walk. Explore the options for the rest of your property.
FAQs
Most questions about roofline lighting come down to cost, how the lights attach to your house, and what happens after the holidays. Here are the answers we give homeowners every season.
We generally price by the foot, with the size of your house and extra features factored into the quote. Lighting the front roofline will involve different work from outlining several peaks, windows, and doors.
Send us photos and tell us what you want included. We will walk you through your free quote before you sign up.
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Roofline & house lighting
Tell us what you would like decorated at your home. Upload a photo to get your free quote started. Choose your colors and features, and we will explain the process.
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