Start to finish
How it works
No site visit to get a price, no waiting on a callback. The whole thing runs on your phone until the day I show up with a ladder.
- Type your address. The site measures your front roofline — peaks and eaves — from building records and shows your price in about 30 seconds. It's an estimate I confirm on site; the final price follows the real footage.
- Own or lease. Your quote shows both side by side, with the ten-year math on your actual house. Leasing is simple; owning pays off from about your third season.
- Pick a date. The calendar shows real openings only. October is the cheap window; the week after Thanksgiving is the expensive one — the page shows the difference in dollars as you tap dates.
- Lock it with $100. The deposit comes off your final price and it's refundable up to 72 hours before your install.
- Lights go up. You get a confirmation, reminders two days and one day out, and an "on my way" text with my ETA. If weather makes ladders unsafe, you're rescheduled free and your price never changes.
- Season runs itself. A strand goes out — text me, I'm back within 24 hours, no charge. Balance is invoiced after the install, once they're up and you're happy.
- January takedown, included. Takedowns run Jan 1–14. Owned lights go into my storage for the summer and come back out next October — that's what keeps the 10-year warranty alive.
Want more than the roofline?
Trees, archways, driveways and the sides or back of the house all price at the same per-foot rate — but footage varies so much that I quote those personally. Tick the boxes on your quote and I'll call to work it out.