Residential · Whole property lighting
The Entire Property, One Composed Display
Roofline to walkway — home, trees, and grounds designed together, not lit piece by piece.
What it is
A Single Plan for the Whole Property
A whole property display treats your home and its grounds as a single composition.
Roofline outline, tree and bush wraps, garland accents, and pathway lighting are all designed in one visit and installed as one system — timed together, balanced together, so the display reads as intentional from the curb rather than assembled in layers.
Most homes end up with a mix: rooflines outlined in warm white, a few statement trees wrapped or spritzered, garland framing the entry, and low lighting along the walkway. We plan the mix during your design visit so every zone shares the same color temperature, spacing, and timing before a single clip goes up.
Every zone, covered
What a Whole Property Display Includes
We plan every zone of your property together and recommend which to light for the most complete result.
One Design, Every Element
Roofline, trees, garland, and walkways are planned together in a single consultation, so scale and color stay consistent across the property.
Grounds Lighting
Tree trunk and canopy wraps, shrub lighting, and pathway accents extend the display beyond the house itself.
Unified Timing
Every zone runs on a single programmed timer system, so the whole property illuminates and shuts off together.
Built for Larger Properties
Our crews are equipped for estate-scale lots, long driveways, and mature tree canopies that smaller crews turn away.
Make it yours
Warm White, Cool White, or Color
All commercial-grade, weather-sealed LED — the same coordinated design, in the look that suits your home.
Warm White
Classic and elegant. The timeless choice for traditional homes and tree-lined streets.
Cool / Pure White
Crisp and modern. A clean, contemporary glow that pops against darker exteriors.
Multicolor
Festive and bold. A playful, traditional palette that delights kids and neighbors alike.
Why hire a pro
One Standard, Held Across Every Zone
A whole property display has more that can go wrong — more rooflines, more trees, more runs of wire spread across more ground.
Our installers secure every zone the same way: weather-resistant clips, never staples or nails, with each run custom-measured so nothing sags, gaps, or dangles — whether it’s thirty feet up a roofline or wrapped around a trunk at the edge of the yard.
And it’s all-inclusive: if a bulb goes out or a spritzer shifts, we come fix it. When the season ends, we remove everything, label it, and store it in our climate-controlled facilities for next year.
How it works
From Design to Takedown in Four Steps
Custom Design
We walk the full property with you and design a plan across every zone — roofline, trees, garland, and grounds — with your color and coverage choices.
Installation
We measure, cut, and install each run with secure clips — straight lines, even spacing, all zones included.
Maintenance
Any bulb out or clip shifted? We handle it fast, so the whole property stays flawless all season.
Takedown
After the holidays, we remove, label, and store everything — ready to go again next year.
“This team went above and beyond to decorate our home quickly and professionally. The results are outstanding — I highly recommend them.”
Where we work
Whole Property Lighting Across Charlotte
Professional installation for full-property displays throughout the Charlotte metro and surrounding NC & SC communities.
Property questions
Whole Property FAQs
How much does a whole property display cost?
Can I mix roofline, trees, garland, and pathway lighting?
Do you handle larger lots and long driveways?
Can different zones run on different schedules?
Do you include pathway and landscape lighting?
Do you handle takedown and storage?
Let’s design your property
Ready for One Composed Display?
Free custom design, all-inclusive pricing, and a crisp outline built for your whole home — from roofline to walkway. We usually respond within a couple of hours.
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