Southeast Michigan since 2003

Roofline Christmas Light Installation in Southeast Michigan

Straight, even lines along gutters, peaks and gables. It is the first thing people see from the street, so it gets the most care.

A large two story home at dusk with warm white bulbs outlining the rooflines, gables and dormers.
Warm white bulbs tracing every gable, dormer and eave.
A crew member in a bucket lift at the peak of a brick and sided home, with a white utility truck in the driveway.
A bucket truck crew working a steep gable in daylight.

Warm white bulbs tracing every gable, dormer and eave. A bucket truck crew working a steep gable in daylight.

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What should we light?

Choose any that apply.

Where is the property?
Property type
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What happens next: We follow up to talk through your property, your ideas and your timing. Your free estimate spells out what gets lit and what is included. You decide from there.

Prefer to talk? Call (248) 756-8915

  • Lighting Southeast Michigan since 2003
  • Bucket-truck crews for the high work

Every estimate spells out

  • Design
  • Installation
  • In-season service
  • Takedown

One company, start to finish

The roofline is the frame of your whole display. When the lines sag or the spacing drifts, everyone on the street notices. We measure each run, plan where the power goes and set the lights at an even spacing along gutters, peaks, gables and dormers. Tall and steep sections are reached from the bucket truck. The result is a crisp outline of your house that looks sharp from the curb and from the end of the block.

Your estimate can include

  • Gutter and fascia lines
  • Peaks, gables and ridgelines
  • Dormers and second-story rooflines
  • Garage and porch rooflines
  • Warm white, cool white or multicolor
  • Bucket-truck access for tall and steep sections
  • In-season service and takedown
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Our own work

A covered pavilion at night with warm white bulbs outlining the roofline and a stone center gable holding a lit wreath.
Warm white bulbs outlining a covered pavilion roofline.
Five tall evergreen trees wrapped in warm white lights at night beside a walkway, with a river rock bed in the foreground.
A stand of evergreens filled with warm white light.

What we plan for

  1. 01

    Plan the whole outline

    Some houses look sharpest with every edge lit. Others look better with just the front roofline and the peaks. We will show you which lines carry the design and which ones you can skip.

  2. 02

    Steep and tall roofs

    Two-story peaks and steep pitches are where do-it-yourself lighting gets dangerous. Crews reach the high sections from a bucket truck wherever access allows, which keeps people off the steepest parts of the roof.

  3. 03

    Gutters, shingles and trim

    Attachment depends on the surface. We plan how the lights mount to gutters, shingles and fascia so the lines stay straight, and we flag anything about your roof that needs special care during the estimate.

How it works

Five steps, one company, the whole season covered. Here is what happens after you ask for a free estimate.

  1. Tell us what you picture

    Call or send a request with your address and what you want lit. Photos and ideas help, but a rough idea is plenty to start.

  2. Walkthrough and design

    We look at the property, the power and the access, then plan a layout.

  3. Your free estimate

    You get an estimate that spells out what gets lit and what is included. Nothing moves forward until it makes sense to you.

  4. Installation

    Crews work from the ground, the roof and the bucket truck, check connections as they go and test the display before they leave.

  5. In-season service and takedown

    If something goes dark, call us and we get it on the schedule. After the holidays, we take everything down and leave the property tidy.

Can you light only the front of the house?

Yes. Many homeowners light the front roofline and the peaks facing the street. We will help you decide where lights make the biggest difference for the budget you have in mind.

What color options do I have?

Warm white is a classic choice for rooflines. Cool white reads crisp and modern. Multicolor brings a nostalgic feel. You can also mix, such as a warm white roofline with color in the trees.

Can you reach a two-story or steep roof?

Yes. Our crews use bucket trucks for tall peaks and steep sections, so high work is done from the lift wherever the property allows. We check access during the estimate.

Do you take the roofline lights down?

Yes. Takedown after the holidays is part of the service. Your estimate spells out what is included for your home.

Should I consider permanent roofline lighting instead?

If you want lights on your roofline for more than the holidays, permanent lighting may fit better. It mounts in a discreet track and runs from an app all year. Ask about both during your estimate.

Free estimate

Get a crisp roofline without climbing a ladder.

  1. We reach out

    We follow up to talk through your property, your ideas and your timing.

  2. We plan the display

    We look at the property, the power and the access, and design a layout that fits.

  3. You get a clear estimate

    Your free estimate spells out what gets lit and what is included. You decide from there.

Prefer to talk it through?(248) 756-8915

Photo: A lit downtown at blue hour, Northern Michigan.

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For a home

What should we light?

Choose any that apply.

Where is the property?
Property type
How do we reach you?

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