Trees, wreaths and garland
Wrapped trunks, lit canopies and greenery on doors.
Clean, even lines along your eaves, gables and ridges. You rent or buy the lights. We measure, clip and hang them, then take them down in January.
Roofline lighting outlines the edges of your roof: eaves, gables, ridges and peaks. Pronto measures each run, tells you how many feet of lights to rent or buy, and installs them on clips so the line stays straight through the season.
A roofline is the part of a display you see from the end of the street. Done well, it shows the shape of the house in one clean line. Done in a hurry, it droops between clips and wanders at the corners.
The difference is in the measuring and the clips. We measure every run before you get any lights, so you rent or buy the right length. Then each bulb goes on its own clip, facing the same way as the one beside it.
You choose the bulb and the color. Three choices cover most rooflines.
The classic large bulb. It reads clearly from the street and suits long runs and two-story homes.
Good for main rooflines.
The same shape in a smaller size. It suits single-story homes and lower rooflines seen up close.
Good for porches and low eaves.
Icicle strands hang below the eave for a softer line. Mini lights suit railings and window frames.
Good as a second layer.
LED versions of all three use far less power than older incandescent sets, so more lights can share one outlet.
From the street you should see the lights and the shape of the house. You should not see cords, gaps or bulbs pointing in different directions.
Tell us what your roof is made of when you ask for a quote.
| Roof or edge | How the lights go on |
|---|---|
| Clay or concrete tile | Tile clips hold each light at the edge of the tile. Common on homes across the Conejo Valley. |
| Composition shingle | Shingle clips slide under the edge of the shingle and hold the bulb upright. |
| Gutters and fascia | Gutter clips hook over the lip of the gutter and point every bulb the same way. |
| Two-story and steep roofs | These take taller ladders and more time. We plan for both before install day. |
| Flat roofs and parapets | Lights follow the parapet edge. Many commercial buildings use this layout. |
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The roofline is the usual place to start. These build on it.
Wrapped trunks, lit canopies and greenery on doors.
Stake lights along walks and driveways, net lights on shrubs.
The same roofline, lit all year and controlled from your phone.
For prices, read what Christmas light installation costs.
Have a different question? Call (213) 800-4951 or see all questions.
With clips made for the surface: gutter clips, shingle clips or tile clips. The clip holds each bulb at the same angle, and that is what keeps the line straight.
Yes. We light one and two-story homes. Tell us about the height and pitch in your quote request so we bring the right ladders.
It depends on your roofline. After we measure, we give you the length of each run, so you can rent or buy the right amount.
Warm white gives a classic look and suits most house colors. Multicolor is brighter and more playful. You can also mix them: warm white on the roofline and color on the trees.
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.
Yes. We schedule removal and takedown in January, take everything down and pack your lights so they are ready to store or return.
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.