Serving Bellevue
Bellevue's mature trees and established streets were made for this. Rooflines, tree wraps, canopy lighting — designed first, installed once, serviced all season.
Here's what Nebraska's oldest town has that the new developments can't buy: canopy. Bellevue's established neighborhoods are shaded by oaks and maples that have been growing since long before anyone strung an LED, and a mature tree wrapped in warm white light does something a roofline alone never will. When we design for Bellevue, the trees usually aren't an add-on — they're the anchor.
The housing here rewards that approach. Ranches, split-levels, and story-and-a-half homes with deep front yards give a design room to breathe: a clean roofline up top, wrapped trunks and glowing canopy in the yard, maybe garland at the door. Layers, not just outlines.
Older homes ask for a little more care, and we like that. Rooflines with character get clips matched to their gutters and shingles — never staples, never holes. Electrical gets checked before we design around it. And because our LEDs are commercial-grade and ours, anything that flickers mid-season gets fixed by us, free, usually before the neighbors notice.
Every project starts with a rendering of your actual house so you can see the design — roofline, trees, and all — before a single strand goes up. Then one visit to install, a January visit to take it all down, and storage at our place until next year.
Bellevue's single-story and split-level homes often start near $750–$1,200 for the roofline; tree wraps are quoted per tree by size. Full details on the pricing page, everything that's included on holiday lighting — or skip the annual cycle entirely with permanent lighting from $5,000.
Most homes run $750–$4,000 all-inclusive. Single-story and split-level rooflines often start near $750–$1,200; adding tree wraps or canopy lighting moves the number up. The calculator gives an instant range.
Gladly — Bellevue's decades-old oaks and maples are some of the best lighting candidates in the metro. Trees are quoted per tree by size and often become the centerpiece of the design.
Very. Everything is handled for you: install, in-season service, January takedown, and storage. If your year is unpredictable, this is the low-logistics way to have a glowing house.
By October 1 for early-bird pricing. Metro calendars typically fill by early November.