Roofline lighting
Straight, even lines along eaves, gables and ridges.
Wrapped trunks, lit canopies, and wreaths and garland on doors, gates and garages. You supply the lights and greenery. We install them and take them down.
Pronto wraps tree trunks and branches with mini lights, lights canopies and hedges, and hangs wreaths and garland on doors, gates, garages and railings. You rent or buy the lights and greenery. We install, maintain and remove them.
Trees do more for a display than most people expect. One wrapped oak or olive in the front yard can carry a whole house, and a pair of lit palms marks a driveway from the end of the street.
Greenery finishes the picture close up. A wreath on the door and garland on the porch railing are what guests notice as they walk in.
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The right one depends on the shape of the tree and how much of it you want to show.
Lights spiral up the trunk to the first branches. A clean look that suits palms, oaks and olives.
Good for a row of trees along a driveway.
The wrap continues along the main branches, so the shape of the tree shows at night.
Good for one feature tree in the front yard.
Strands run through the canopy for an even glow across the whole tree.
Good for full, rounded trees and tall hedges.
We hang lit and unlit wreaths on front doors, gates, gables and above garages. Garland goes on porch railings, columns, door frames and garage doors.
Trees vary more than rooflines, so we look at each one.
| What we look at | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Height | A trunk wrap we can reach from the ground is quick. Taller wraps need ladders and more time. |
| Spacing of the wrap | Tight spacing looks fuller. It also uses more strands and takes longer to install. |
| Number of trees | Several similar trees in a row go faster per tree than one large feature tree. |
| Power | Trees far from an outlet need longer cord runs, planned so they stay out of the way. |
For roofline and whole-house pricing, read Christmas light installation cost.
Straight, even lines along eaves, gables and ridges.
Stake lights along walks and driveways, net lights on shrubs.
Uplights on the same trees, for every night of the year.
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A seasonal wrap is wound around the trunk and branches, not nailed or screwed in. We leave slack so the tree can move in the wind, and everything comes off in January.
It depends on the height of the tree and how tight you want the wrap. After we look at the tree, we tell you how many strands to rent or buy.
Yes, up to a safe working height. Tell us roughly how tall the tree is and we will say what is practical. The form cannot take attachments, so email photos of your home to prontochristmaslights@gmail.com.
No. As with the lights, you rent or buy the greenery and we install it. We can tell you what sizes suit your door, gable or railing.
Yes. Bring out what you have and we check that every strand is rated for outdoor use and working before it goes up. If something needs replacing, we tell you before install day.
October and early November give you the most choice of dates. The calendar fills quickly as Thanksgiving gets closer, so book early if you want your lights on by the first week of December.
Tell us where you are and how to reach you. We will ask the right questions, measure what you want lit and send you a clear price.