Roofline Lighting
Every gable, dormer, peak and return followed cleanly through the elevation.
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Custom homes deserve a display cut to fit them — not a strand of lights stretched across the front and called done.
Designed for Complex Rooflines
The custom homes around Southlake tend to share a particular challenge: the rooflines are genuinely complicated. Multiple gables at different heights, turret and tower elements, deep returns, second-story peaks, porte-cocheres and long horizontal runs across a wide elevation. A display that ignores that architecture reads as a line of lights. A display that follows it makes the house look like it was built to be lit.
That is the difference measuring makes. Every run is cut to length for the specific section of roof it sits on, so the line stays tight through every angle change instead of sagging across the transitions.
A larger elevation means more linear footage, more transitions, and more places for a rushed install to show. It also means the height is real — two and three story peaks, steep pitches, and mature landscaping to work around.
We plan the access and the runs before installation day, so the work is methodical rather than improvised on a ladder in the cold.
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Every gable, dormer, peak and return followed cleanly through the elevation.
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Trunk and canopy work on the mature landscaping these properties are known for.
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Entryways, columns, porte-cocheres and architectural accents.
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Beds, bushes, walkways and drive approaches to finish the property.
Get an EstimateNeighborhoods We Serve
We serve homeowners across Southlake — Timarron, Carillon, Clariden Ranch, Stone Lakes, Coventry Manor, Shady Oaks and the established streets around White Chapel. On the commercial side, Southlake Town Square and the surrounding retail and office properties sit inside the same service area.
Many Southlake neighborhoods are HOA-governed, and a number have expectations around consistency and timing. We work within those requirements rather than around them — it is a normal part of the design conversation, not an obstacle.
Southlake Town Square and the surrounding retail, restaurant and office properties sit inside the same service area, and commercial work there runs on a tighter calendar than residential — most businesses want to be lit before the Thanksgiving weekend. If you manage a property as well as a home, both can be scheduled together.
Installation season here runs from late September into early December. Larger homes take longer to measure and longer to install, so the earlier the design conversation starts, the more choice you have about when the work actually happens.
Also serving nearby: Westlake · Fort Worth · Highland Park · all service areas
Scope of Service
On a large custom elevation the details are where a display is won or lost, so none of these are optional extras.
Common Questions
Yes, and it is a normal part of the conversation. Many Southlake neighborhoods have expectations about installation timing, color and removal dates. We ask about them during the design consultation rather than discovering them afterward.
Bigger elevations take longer to scope and longer to install, so they benefit most from booking early. Design conversations for the coming season can start well before installation, and the best December dates are claimed first.
No. Most Southlake properties we design include roofline, trees, entry detail and landscape lighting together, because a roofline alone can look unfinished on a wide elevation with mature landscaping around it.
The calendar fills from the top of the season down. Earlier means more choice of dates.