The scatter lighting archway is a beautiful way to incorperate chaos into a house even on both sides. A lighted wreath adds a pop of color to catch the eye.

This house was difficult because of the linear feet of lighting, as only allow a certain number of lights per outlet, we had lots of cutting and customizing to do to ensure that wires were hidden and we met our standards with feet per outlet ratio.

A classic 1 to 1 pattern, timeless and classic. Put together in the original christmas light colors of green and red. this design really shows off the peaks of this house, the bushes down low brings light up to illuminate the stone above adding more to the already outstanding accent of this house.

Very difficult house, with the 2 to 2 pattern as well as the numerous peaks and layers, we had to make sure our pattern stayed even as we peaked to the top and as we wrapped around corners.

A favorite of everyone at True View, simple yet eye catching the bright whites outline the roofline lighting up the stone belowand the wreath and lighted trees add a feeling of warmth and love needed for every holiday season.

A very simple design but extreamly unique in the way the sidewalk and driveway are outlined, not very common but adds a stellar way for holiday guests to arive, driving up to your home through a straight and even lane of lights.

A common and yet never tired light variety, the candy cane with a twist, that being the double warm whites which space out the red creating a less busy looking double roof line, highly recomended as it is the most popular choice.

Though simple and show stopping, the project came with its share of challenge, with 4 peaks staggered yet overlapped, it took multiple sets of lights to make every peak look like its own unique display. 

When the homeowner came with this color variety idea, we were unsure how it would look but as it was what they wanted it was what we delivered. Suprising even the best of us, the way the red green and white give a feel of a modern day christmas blew us and the homeowner away.