Roofline lighting draws the shape of a building. Wrapped trunks and lit canopies build a scene around it.
On a property with mature trees, the difference between a lit roofline and a lit property is the trees. A wrapped trunk with a lit canopy above it gives the display height and depth that a roof edge alone cannot, and it is the single change that most often turns a house into the one people slow down for.
Wrapping a trunk properly means consistent spacing all the way up, tight enough that it reads as a line rather than a spiral that wanders. It takes time, which is exactly why an installer working to a price leaves it out. We quote it as its own line inside the same estimate so you can see what it costs and decide with a number in front of you.
Low shrubs, hedge lines, entry planting and specimen bushes all take light differently from a trunk, and they are what fills the gap between the roof and the ground. Done well they are the difference between a display that floats and one that sits on the property.
Estimates are free, they are all inclusive, and they arrive with a rendering of your own property attached. Nothing is owed for asking.
