Christmas Light Installation in Sunset Hills

Lots that sit above the road

A lot of Sunset Hills sits on a grade. Houses step up from the street behind mature trees, which means the roofline a homeowner pictures and the roofline a driver actually sees are two different things. On a raised lot the lower eave and the entry do most of the work, and the top peak — the expensive one to reach — sometimes disappears behind a tree canopy anyway.

Where the light actually lands

• The lower eave and porch line, which faces the street directly on a raised lot
• Entry and steps — the part every visitor walks through
• Trunk wraps on the trees that would otherwise hide the house
• Retaining walls and drive edges, so the climb up reads clearly after dark
• The top peak when it genuinely shows — and we will tell you honestly when it does not

Steep pitch is our equipment problem, not yours

These roofs get steep, and several of them are slate or heavy architectural shingle. That is ladder, harness and lift work, and it is exactly the thing we would rather you never attempt on a December afternoon. Our crews are insured, they carry their own equipment, and the ladder never leans against your gutter.

Booking now for October through December installs. Takedown in January, storage included, and one number that covers all of it.