Southeast Michigan since 2003

Tree and Shrub Lighting in Southeast Michigan

Wrapped trunks, lit canopies and glowing evergreens. The trees are often the part of the display people remember.

A two story brick office building at night with three trees in front fully wrapped in warm white lights.
Warm white canopy lighting on the trees in front of an office building.
A downtown sidewalk at night with a street tree wrapped in warm white lights in the foreground and more lit trees down the block.
Warm white wraps running the length of a downtown sidewalk.

Warm white canopy lighting on the trees in front of an office building. Warm white wraps running the length of a downtown sidewalk.

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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.

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  • 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

A roofline tells people where the house is. The trees make it feel like the holidays. We wrap trunks and major limbs in tight, even spirals, light canopies from the bucket truck, and drape evergreens and shrubs so the whole yard has depth at night. A single mature tree can anchor the whole display. Smaller shrubs and hedges tie the display together at ground level. Everything comes down after the season, so nothing is left on the branches.

Your estimate can include

  • Trunk and limb wraps
  • Canopy lighting for mature trees
  • Evergreens and spruce groups
  • Shrubs, hedges and foundation plantings
  • Entry and walkway trees
  • Bucket-truck access for tall trees
  • Takedown after the holidays
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Our own work

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.
A large bare tree in a front yard at night wrapped from the trunk to the branch tips in multicolor lights, with lit homes behind it.
A mature front yard tree wrapped from trunk to branch tips in multicolor.

What we plan for

  1. 01

    Wraps or canopy

    Wrapping trunks and main limbs gives a tight, sculptural look that reads well up close. Lighting the canopy spreads a softer glow that carries from down the street. Many properties use both.

  2. 02

    Tree size and access

    Tall trees need a bucket truck to wrap high limbs evenly. Tell us about fences, soft lawns or tight side yards so we can plan how the truck reaches each tree.

  3. 03

    Bare trees and evergreens

    Bare maples and oaks show off a wrapped trunk and limbs, while spruce and pine look fullest with strands worked through the boughs. A mix of both gives the yard depth from the curb and up close.

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 very tall trees?

Yes. Our crews use bucket trucks to reach high limbs and canopies, as far as access on your property allows. We look at reach and ground conditions during the estimate.

Does wrapping lights hurt the tree?

Lights are wrapped for one season and removed after the holidays, so nothing stays on to restrict growth. We wrap with the branch structure in mind and skip limbs that are too small or brittle.

Should I light every tree in the yard?

Not always. A few fully lit trees often look better than many half-lit ones. We will suggest which trees carry the design from the street and where to focus your budget.

Can you light evergreens and shrubs too?

Yes. Evergreens, hedges and foundation shrubs are a big part of most displays. They fill in the ground level and connect the trees to the house.

Can the trees match my roofline?

Yes. We plan colors across the whole display, so warm white trees sit well with a warm white roofline, or color in the trees plays off a white outline.

Free estimate

Show us your trees. We will plan the glow.

  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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