What makes these different
These get installed one time and stay put. That is the whole pitch, and it holds up better than it sounds. What is up there is an LED channel matched to your trim color, which is why the house does not look decorated in July.
Not just the one week in December
Christmas is what starts the conversation, but it is not the only use. Orange for Halloween. Red and blue for the Fourth. Team colors on game day. Pink for a birthday. A single color for whatever the week calls for. And on the two hundred ordinary nights a year, most people run a 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 free consultation. Somebody walks the property, asks what you are after, and draws a design for your house rather than a generic one. The crew handles installation, so nobody in your house goes up a ladder. After that, the system is yours and it
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What it looks like with the lights off
The fair objection to permanent holiday lighting is the other eleven months. The track gets matched to the color of your trim or fascia and sits tight to the roof line, so it reads as part of the house rather than an attachment.
Who tends to buy them
The people who get the most out of it are already decorating every December. 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.
Getting it done before you need it
The design and the install happen before the season, not during it. That sounds obvious until you are three weeks out. Between the visit, the design and the install, there are steps that take real time.The upside is that you only do this once. Next year there is no setup, no dead section, and nothing to book.The part people are surprised by is how little they touch it after the first month. Set the season in advance and the house does it on its own. Dusk to whatever hour you choose, automatically, every night of the season.
If you would rather have traditional lights
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 the tub in your attic can stay empty. Either way, start with the free consultation. Call (864) 252-1732 or email
[email protected]. Based in Greenville, they cover Upstate South Carolina and Western North Carolina.