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Why it has to be LED Hardware that stays up year round has to handle weather that seasonal strands never see. Traditional bulbs were built around a season, not a decade. The case for LED is heat, power draw and durability, and all three matter when the thing never comes inside.None of this means you need to understand electronics. But it is worth knowing what you are buying, because the answer tells you how carefully somebody works. The people who explain it plainly are usu

Why the roofline and not somewhere else From the street, what you actually see at night is an outline, and the roof draws it. Nothing else on the house runs that far uninterrupted, and nothing else has the sky behind it. Light that line and the building reads as a shape rather than a dark mass.That is the reason the roofline gets the hardware, and why one line up there outperforms a dozen fixtures at ground level. One continuous line, mounted once, doing the most visible jo

What people mean by outdoor lighting Ask ten people around Greenville what outdoor lighting means and the answers split. Some mean lights on the house. Others mean the yard. A few mean the dark corner behind the garage. They are related jobs with different answers. Lighting the house On the building, permanent architectural lighting follows the roofline, is left in place year round, and changes color from an app. One install takes care of December and the other eleven mont

Step one is a free consultation Nothing gets mounted until somebody has looked at your house. Somebody walks the property, talks through what you are after, and figures out which lines are worth lighting. The consultation is free and it does not commit you to anything. The design comes before the price Your house is not the same shape as the one down the street, so the plan gets drawn for it. A good design traces the lines the building already has: the roof edge, the peaks