Landscape, Roofline & Holiday Lighting
Three kinds of work live on this page. Landscape lighting in beds, along paths, and on trees. Roofline lighting on the house, either seasonal or the permanent fixture style that stays mounted year-round. And holiday light installation for people who want the season handled and the lights down when it’s over. Anything that puts someone on the roof or ties into a circuit is reviewed before scheduling.
Landscape lighting
Path lights, uplights on trees and masonry, and washes over beds and steps. Placement follows how you actually walk and sit outside after dark. Wiring gets run where an edger or a mower won’t find it. That routing is most of the labor on a landscape lighting job.
Roofline lighting
Peak and eave lines that follow the shape of the house, in seasonal or permanent mounts. Permanent roofline lighting stays up year-round and is reviewed before scheduling, since it puts hardware on the roof. Clip spacing and alignment matter more than they sound like they should, because a run that looks square from the ladder can read crooked from the street.
Holiday light installation
For a single season: strings sized to the runs they cover, secured against wind, and taken down after the holidays so nothing bakes through a Texas summer. Timers can be set so you aren’t walking outside twice a day to deal with it. Existing lights can often be reused when they’re still in shape, so pull the boxes out before buying more.
What affects scope
Linear footage of roofline and bed runs. Tree count and height. Where power sits and what the circuit can carry. Whether the run is for one season or a permanent mount, which changes the fixture and how it’s attached. Roof access, height, and anything needing a permit or a regulated trade is reviewed before scheduling.
Common questions
Do you do holiday light installation?
Yes — holiday light installation, timer setup, and takedown, with strings sized to the runs they cover and secured against wind. Existing lighting can often be reused when it’s still in shape.
When does holiday lighting come down?
Installs are removed after the season so nothing stays up to bake in the sun. Whether an install is for one season or meant to stay up year-round is part of how the job is planned.
Is roofline lighting reviewed before scheduling?
Yes — roofline and permanent installs involve roof access and are reviewed before scheduling. Steep pitches and multi-story lines are planned and equipped for before anyone climbs; the review settles that first.
Start a request
Describe the work — where it sits on the property, roughly what it involves, and anything that makes access or scope unusual. Every request is reviewed before scheduling, so the scope, the timing, and who does the work are settled before anyone shows up.