Booking November installs now — 2026 season
Pricing

Published prices, fixed for the season.

Most Peninsula rooflines land between $749 and $1,900 installed, lit, maintained, and taken down. No in-home pitch, no "packages," no surprise ladder fees.

Seattle-based competitors advertise
from $749
— then add a ferry-and-travel line to every Peninsula address. We don't have one.
Service
Unit
Starting price
Included
Roofline lighting — C9
Per linear foot
$8.50 / ft
Strands, clips, timer, install, repairs, takedown, storage. $749 seasonal minimum.
Second story / steep pitch
Per linear foot
+$1.75
Fall protection and a third crew member where the ladder can't stand level.
Tree & shrub wraps
Per tree, to 20 ft
$225
Trunk and canopy, mini-lights at 100 per vertical foot.
Permanent holiday lighting
Per linear foot, one time
$32
RGBW track, app control, 5-year workmanship warranty. $2,400 minimum.
Commercial & HOA
Per site
Quoted
Night install windows, COI to your property manager, seasonal service plan.

Estimate it yourself

Rough numbers, same math we use. A written quote confirms the footage from satellite imagery.

Roofline160 ft
Height
Trees wrapped 2
Seasonal service — 2026
$1,810 – $2,136
Includes design, install, in-season repairs, January takedown, and storage.
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What you're actually paying for

With us
Commercial C9 strands cut to your roofline, kept from year to year
Custom-fit clips — no staples, no nail holes, no gutter damage
One switched circuit with a dusk-to-dawn timer, set and tested
48-hour repair promise through the whole season
Takedown by January 15, cleaned and stored dry in our shop
Licensed, bonded, $2M insured — and no ferry line item
Doing it yourself
$250–$500 in big-box strands that fade by year three
A weekend on a wet ladder in November wind
Extension cords across the walkway and a tripped breaker
Half a run dark in December, and it stays dark
January: the same ladder, colder
Storage in a tangle in the garage

Pricing questions

Because it is the one number that maps to real work — footage of gutter, peak, and eave. Flat "packages" hide the fact that a 120-foot rambler and a 280-foot waterfront home are not the same job.
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