Holiday lighting without the annual setup
These go up once and stay. That is the core of it, and it holds up better than it sounds. The hardware is an LED track run along the roofline and eaves, color matched to your trim so it does not stand out during the day.
The calendar it covers
Most people start with Christmas. Then they find the rest of the calendar. Orange for Halloween. Red, white and blue in July. School colors on a Friday night. A color for somebody's birthday. A single color for whatever the week calls for. And on the three hundred ordinary nights in between, it goes back to plain warm white, which is the setting that gets the most hours by a wide margin.
What the installation looks like
The first step is a visit and a conversation. A design gets drawn around your house, based on what the building already gives you to work with. The install is handled by the crew, not left to you. After that, you have an app and a house that lights up.
What it looks like in daylight
The fair objection to permanent holiday lighting is what the house looks like in July. Because it matches the trim and sits flush, you generally have to know it is there.
Who these suit
If December always means lights, the math works out. Anyone who would rather not be on a ladder in December has an obvious reason to look at it. And it fits people who wanted the house lit at night anyway, regardless of the season.
When to start
Everything has to be finished before the night you want it running. It is easy to forget until the calendar catches you. A consultation, a design drawn for the house, and an install date all sit somewhere on a calendar, and the calendar does not care when you thought of it.The upside is that you only do this once. After the first install, the holidays are a setting on an app instead of a weekend.What catches most people off guard is how rarely they open the app after a while. You program the season once
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The other option, honestly stated
Not everyone wants a permanent system, which is fair. EverCrest Lighting handles seasonal holiday lighting too, including takedown at the end of the season and storage until next year, so nothing has to live in your attic. Either way, the free consultation is the place to start. Call (864) 252-1732 or email
[email protected]. Based in Greenville, they cover Upstate South Carolina and Western North Carolina.