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The straight lines that make a house read from the street.

Roofline and eave lighting

Eaves, fascia and gutter returns, measured before anything is cut and clipped to the edge instead of stapled through it.

How this one goes

Measured, then cut

We walk the property and measure every run: front eaves, the return along the garage, the gutter line over the porch. Nothing is cut until the numbers are written down, which is why the wire on your house is one continuous run per line instead of strands joined in the dark.

Clipped, not stapled

Commercial spool wire sits in clips that hold the run straight and lift it off the fascia just enough that it does not rub. No staples in the trim, no nails in the gutter apron, nothing for you to patch in the spring.

One timer, one switch

Every roofline we hang runs to a single outdoor timer set to your schedule. You do not chase a plug strip behind a bush, and the lights come on while you are still driving home.

Questions

Roofline lighting, answered.

Something else on your mind? Call or text (402) 555-0134.

How many feet does a typical Omaha house need?
A single story ranch with a garage return usually runs 120 to 160 feet of roofline. Two story homes with dormers and a porch commonly land between 200 and 280 feet. We give you the measured number with the quote rather than an estimate.
Can you match the trim colour?
Yes. Wire comes in white, brown, green and black, and we pick the one that disappears against your fascia and gutter. On dark trim that choice matters more than the bulb.

No pressure, no deposit to look

Get your design and quote

Send the address, and we measure the roofline and send a design with one all-inclusive price. It takes about five minutes of your time and there is nothing owed either way.