Roofline Lighting
Long horizontal runs and steep pitches on larger Hill Country elevations.
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Hill Country properties, long drives and old oaks — lit properly, maintained through the season, and taken down in January.
Hill Country Scale
Bigger Lots Change the Problem
Boerne sits in the Hill Country northwest of San Antonio along I‑10, and the properties reflect it. Larger lots, acreage, limestone and stone-clad homes, metal roofs, long approaches off the road, and heritage live oaks and cedar elms across the grounds. The house is often only part of what wants lighting.
On an acreage property the real design questions are about distance and power — how far the drive runs, where the circuits are, which trees carry the display when the house sits well back from the road. Those get answered during the walkthrough, before anyone quotes a number.
Acreage Considerations
What We Plan For Out Here
01
Power and Distance
Circuits and runs mapped across the property rather than daisy-chained from the porch.
02
Heritage Oaks
Large, old trees take time to wrap properly. We scope that honestly instead of underestimating it.
03
Metal and Stone
Standing seam roofs and limestone need attachment methods suited to them.
04
Weather and Wind
Exposed Hill Country lots see more wind. Runs are secured with that in mind.
The Approach Matters as Much as the House
When a home sits a few hundred feet off the road, the drive is the first thing anyone sees. Lighting the approach — trees along the drive, the entry, the gate — often does more for the property than adding another run to the roof.
We design the arrival and the elevation together, so it reads as one scheme from the road all the way to the door.
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House, Grounds and Approach
Heritage Tree Wrapping
Trunk and canopy work on the live oaks and cedar elms across the grounds.
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Drives & Entrances
Approach lighting, gates, entries and landscape beds on acreage lots.
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Wreaths & Garland
Porches, beams, columns and entry detail on stone and timber facades.
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Boerne and Kendall County
We serve properties in and around Boerne, including Cordillera Ranch, Tapatio Springs, Esperanza and the acreage along the Cibolo Creek corridor, along with the historic residential streets near downtown and the Hauptstrasse district. Commercial work along Main Street and the I‑10 business corridor falls inside the same area.
Because Boerne is a short run from our San Antonio work, scheduling and in-season service here are handled alongside the rest of the market rather than as a special trip.
Installation season runs from late September into early December. Acreage properties take the longest to scope of anything we do, so an early walkthrough is genuinely worth it — it is the difference between a considered design and a rushed one.
Also serving nearby: San Antonio · Stone Oak · Alamo Heights · all service areas
Scope of Service
What Every Boerne Project Includes
Acreage changes the logistics but not the standard of service.
- A full walkthrough of house, grounds and approach
- Power and circuit mapping across the property
- Professional-grade materials rated for exposure
- Installation planned around access and terrain
- In-season maintenance on the San Antonio schedule
- January removal and labeled storage
Common Questions
Questions We Get From This Area
Yes. We serve properties throughout Boerne and Kendall County, including Cordillera Ranch, Tapatio Springs, Esperanza and the acreage along the Cibolo Creek corridor.
Power is mapped during the walkthrough. On acreage we plan circuits and runs across the property rather than daisy-chaining from a porch outlet, which is where overloaded displays usually fail.
No. Boerne is a short run from our San Antonio work, so installation scheduling and in-season service are handled alongside the rest of that market.
Plan Your Boerne Display
Acreage properties take longer to scope — earlier is better.