Lights up by Thanksgiving, gone by mid-January

Commercial-grade lighting cut to your rooflines, trees and driveways. We install it, maintain it and take it down. We own everything. 

Let us handle the ladders and roof work

Roofline lighting in Tahoe means steep pitches, ice, and tall ladders. It is the single most common way a homeowner gets seriously hurt over the holidays.

We measure in fall, cut the runs to your exact rooflines, install before the first real snow, and come back in January to take it all down and store it.

How the season runs

Booking closes when the calendar fills, which is usually well before Halloween.

September and October

Site measure, design walk and a written quote. Product is ordered and cut to your property.

Early November

Installation. Rooflines, trees, drives and entries, with timers set to your schedule.

Season-long

Any failed run is repaired at no charge. One call and we come out.

Early to mid-January

Removal, labeled by run, and storage until next year.

The following fall

Your design is on file, so year two is a phone call and a date.

What is included

On-site measure and design

Rooflines, tree wraps, entries and drive markers walked with you.

Custom-cut runs

Commercial-grade product cut to your property, not generic strings.

Install and timers

Clips rated for your fascia, timers set, power load checked.

In-season repairs

Failures fixed at no extra cost while the display is up.

Takedown and storage

Removed in January, labeled and stored for next season.

Commercial and HOA

Clubhouses, entries and community signage on the same schedule.

Questions we get asked

Call us and we come out. In-season repair is included, and it is the main reason to use an installer rather than doing it yourself.

If we installed it, your design and cut lengths are on file. If someone else did, the fall measure captures it.

The earlier you book the better. Late fees may incur for expedited service.

Also worth looking at

Commercial scope of work

The full service list

Get on the fall schedule

Measure now, install in November.

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