Our work
Real installations across the Eastside. Where we have them, we show the daylight photo too — that is the one that tells you whether a system was installed well.
Warm white rooflines
The classic look, and the one most people are actually asking for when they say "Christmas lights".
Warm white following the gables. Permanent system, December.
Warm white along the full front elevation. Every gable followed, nothing improvised.
Shot at blue hour — the point where warm white reads best against a winter sky.
Front-facing roofline and gutter line only. For most homes that's enough.
Roofline lighting working with uplighting rather than competing with it.
Beyond December
On a permanent system, changing the display is a setting rather than another installation.
Same system, different night. Color is a setting, not another install.
Same system, purple. Shot from the porch side.
Permanent systems
Installed once, including what it looks like with everything switched off.
August. Lights off, system installed — this is what it looks like the other eleven months.
Daylight, system on, warm white. Track matched to the dark trim.
Commercial
Storefronts and properties, scheduled around your operations.
Commercial frontage. Scaled to the property and maintained through the season.
The work itself
Ladders, lifts and rooflines — the part of the job you are actually paying not to do.
Boom lift on a high gable. Some rooflines are not ladder work.
More
Dusk install. The tree is the accent; the roofline is the structure.
Traditional seasonal method: bulbs on clips, wire exposed. It comes down in January.
